The Rep for Vets has been assisting veterans increase their VA disability rating by assisting them with the VA claims process for decades.
Increase Your Disability Rating About Our Firm Proving PTSD for a VA Claim VA Rating for PTSD, Anxiety, Depression, and Other Mental Health Conditions Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a condition that can strike years after exposure to the triggering event. We had a client, for ...
VA disability rating rejected by 9th CircuitSylvia Hsieh
Everyone in the military, or in a military family, knows someone who got a disability rating when they got out of the service. I know several – and not all of them are guys who have even deployed, much less seen combat. Working as a soldier, sailor, airman or Marine is plain dangero...
At Veterans Own, we are passionate about taking care of Veterans and are dedicated to ensuring that each Veteran we work with receives the disability examination that they deserve. Our number one priority is delivering quality service so you can make the
your VA disability rating may no longer reflect the current level of disability that your condition causes in your life. When this happens, you can submit new evidence to the VA through a supplemental claim, which can, in turn, increase your overall rating and level of disability compensation....
VA disability compensation rates increased by 3.2% in 2024. In 2025, VA disability pay rates will increase by 2.5%.
Veterans with a service-connected disability rating can use VA medical centers, but health care benefits aren’t only limited to those individuals. Let’s dispel some of the myths about VA health care eligibility, see who is eligible, and learn how you can apply for VA health care benefits....
These include veterans receiving disability compensation; surviving spouses of veterans who died from a service-connected disability; veterans entitled to receive VA compensation for a service-connected disability, but who receive retirement pay or active duty pay; and active-duty service members who ...
(TDIU) serves to provide additional compensation to Veterans with service-connected disabilities that have rendered them unable to maintain employment. Basically, if a Veteran is approved for TDIU benefits, they receive disability benefits equivalent to those assigned a 100% disability rating, even ...