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11/15/2023

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09/26/2023

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09/19/2023

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08/23/2023

VA clothing allowance

Has your clothing been damaged by your prosthetic or orthopedic device (such as a wheelchair) or by the medicine you’re taking for a skin condition? If it has, you may be able to get money each year to help you buy new clothes. This is a disability compensation benefit known as an annual clothing allowance. Find out if you can get this benefit

08/21/2023

Service Connection for Alcoholism: When Does VA Grant It?
Veterans cannot be directly service-connected for alcoholism; however, they can be service-connected on a secondary basis for conditions that arise from alcoholism, if the alcoholism is due to a service-connected condition. For example, a veteran is service-connected for PTSD and uses alcohol to cope with their psychological symptoms and sleep disturbances. As a result of this prolonged alcohol use, the veteran develops cirrhosis of the liver. This veteran may be able to receive service-connected compensation for their cirrhosis of the liver on a secondary basis. Here, the veteran’s alcoholism serves as an intermediate step between their service-connected PTSD and cirrhosis. In other words, alcoholism can potentially be used as a bridge to connect a veteran’s primary service-connected condition to the secondary condition they developed as a result of their alcoholism.

Importantly, veterans can receive disability ratings for alcohol-related conditions as long as the alcoholism was not a product of the veteran’s own “willful misconduct.” VA defines willful misconduct as “an act involving conscious wrongdoing or known prohibited action.” If VA wants to deny benefits based on a veteran’s willful misconduct, it must prove by a “preponderance of evidence” (i.e., more likely than not) that the cause of the veteran’s condition is in line with the definition provided above

08/15/2023

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08/14/2023

08/03/2023

Nearly 3.5 million veterans around the country are eligible right now for care and benefits.

08/03/2023

If you or a friend is a disabled veteran and you don’t have anything less than a 100% disability rating, our experienced providers can help with your DBQ!

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08/01/2023

Thousands of Veterans who are disabled don’t realize that they may qualify for a higher rating. Veterans…you don’t need to see just VA appointed doctors! If you feel your current disability has changed then let’s talk! I’ll help you with your online “e benefit” and we can begin the process. Join the thousands of veterans who received a higher rating.