The Rep for Vets has been assisting veterans increase their VA disability rating by assisting them with the VA claims process for decades.
If you have an injury that’s still bothering you, which you received as a result of service to the military, and you’re not receiving disability benefits, it’s time to look into it. If one of your loved ones struggles with an injury, or more crucially, with PTSD, the VA offers n...
Example:If you have a 30% disability rating, the VA would multiply that against 100%, which is assumed to be good health. This gives you 30%. Subtract that from 100% which leaves you with 70% (consider this your new starting point for your health rating). Then subtract 70% from 100%...
Applying for a VA disability ratingdoesn’t take benefits away from another deserving veteran. It doesn’t prevent another veteran from applying for or receiving the care or benefits they have earned. If you have earned these benefits, you should apply for them. You aren’t milking the system...
Those who received a higher disability rating, because they’re considered unemployable, can’t work while receiving VA benefits. Mesothelioma receives a 100% disability rating because there is no cure for the disease.Free Mesothelioma Guide for Veterans Learn about mesothelioma, asbestos exposure in...
Disability Benefits: Mesothelioma has a disability rating of 100%, which may qualify eligible veterans for over $3,700 each month, including free or low-cost treatment. Family Members: Family members have various survivor benefits they may qualify for, such as Dependency and Indemnity Compensation...
The VA disability rating determines the severity of an injury or illness resulting from active military duty. If you are a veteran with mesothelioma and proven military asbestos exposure, you will receive a 100 percent disability rating. This rating allows you to receive the maximum monthly VA dis...
What really sets them apart is their commitment to each client—they genuinely care about helping veterans receive the benefits they deserve.Thanks to Jordan and the VA Claims Academy, my claim was finally approved, and I am receiving the benefits I was entitled to all along. If you’re a ...
As a veteran you may be eligible for VA disability benefits if your injury was related to your military service. Please click through the steps below to see if you qualify. HOW DO I OBTAIN COMPENSATION FOR MY INJURIES? As a veteran you may be eligible for VA disability benefits if your ...
The article announces the changes made by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) in the evaluation of traumatic brain injuries (TBI). It is said that the changes in the disability rating schedule determine the level of compensation ...