We like to use our blog as a way to update you about news and changes in Social Security Disability and Veterans' Disability Benefits, as well as to provide you with helpful information and tips.
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Take Back Your Weekend: 8 Tips to Help You Actually Relax It’s time to rethink relaxation. It’s time to take back our weekends. Here are eight tips for getting more out of your time off. -
Can Covid-19 Long Haulers Qualify for Disability Benefits? To get Social Security disability benefits, you must demonstrate that your long COVID symptoms prevent you from sustaining full-time competitive employment. -
VA Pledges Better Response to Sexual Assault Victims More Veterans who submit compensation claims based on sexual assaults during their military service are receiving benefits, the VA says. -
Comfort Food: Zesty Green Bean Casserole Your family is sure to enjoy this spicy variation on a Thanksgiving favorite. -
Nerve Damage Conditions and VA Disability Benefits If you can connect your debilitating nerve damage to your time serving in the military, you may be eligible for VA disability benefits. Learn more here. -
Can You Get Paid to Care for a Family Member? Caring for a family member can not only drain your emotions, but the time-consuming tasks of caring for a loved one can also drain your bank account. -
Question of the Month: How do I get treatment with no money and no health insurance? Detailed and up-to-date medical records are absolutely critical to winning your case for Social Security disability benefits. -
Comfort Food: Halloween Pumpkin Squares Like mini pumpkin pies, these squares are great for snacking and Halloween treating. -
How to Increase the Odds of Winning Your Disability Case Winning disability benefits can be difficult and frustrating. Want to find out how to increase your chances of winning your disability case? Find out now. -
The Link Between Diabetes and Kidney Disease: What Veterans Need to Know If you’re a veteran with kidney disease, you need to know the connection between this condition and diabetes. Learn more about eligibility for VA benefits.