Tinnitus and migraines are among the most commonly reported conditions by veterans seeking VA disability benefits. While the VA evaluates these conditions separately, research shows they frequently co-occur, share overlapping…

What Is a Presumptive Condition for Gulf War Veterans? A presumptive condition means the VA assumes the condition is service-connected if certain criteria are met, without the veteran having to…

When a veteran’s VA disability claim is denied—or receives a lower-than-deserved rating—the path forward often depends on submitting new and relevant evidence. Under the Appeals Modernization Act (AMA), this standard…

Depression and anxiety are among the most misunderstood—and most frequently underrated—VA disability claims. Many veterans assume that simply having a diagnosis is enough. In reality, the VA requires specific types…

PTSD causes far‑reaching health issues. Discover the top secondary conditions veterans win through medical nexus letters and how to build the evidence. Post‑traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) doesn’t just affect your…

Sinusitis and rhinitis are among the VA’s most commonly denied disability claims. Yet for many veterans, these conditions can be chronic, debilitating, and deeply tied to military service — especially…

Strengthen your claim with an independent medical opinion for VA benefits backed by peer-reviewed studies and medical research. You're staring at that letter from the VA. Maybe it's a denial,…

You've served your country, and now you're fighting another battle. It is a battle with paperwork, appointments, and a system that can feel stacked against you. For veterans, Filing a…

VA Claims: Why Buddy Statements Need Medical Evidence You've heard a buddy statement is a powerful tool for your VA claim. Someone who saw what happened or who sees how…

That tightness in your chest can be a constant reminder of your service. The cough that just won't go away and the feeling of not getting a full breath is…