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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: Your Insomnia May Qualify You for a Rating IncreaseIf you are a Veteran whose service-connected insomnia has worsened or if the VA underrated your insomnia, you can request an increase for your benefits.
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Being Precise with Your Hearing Testimony Will Strengthen Your Disability CaseOne of the biggest mistakes you can make in the disability process is not precisely describing your impairment and how it affects your life every day including work.
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What to Say and Not to Say to a Disability Doctor When Applying for Social Security Disability BenefitsAfter you submit your initial application for Social Security disability benefits, you may be schedule you for a consultative examination.
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How to Ensure Dependency and Indemnity Compensation Benefits for Your FamilyAlthough nothing can ever replace a person who has passed, there is financial compensation available through the VA to support surviving family members.
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Six Essential Questions to Ask Your Social Security Disability Lawyer Before Filing a ClaimYour attorney’s answers will help you assess your attorney's experience, ensure you understand the legal costs, and clarify how they will advocate for you.
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Getting VA Disability for GERD Secondary to Migraine MedicationsYou’re eligible for secondary disability benefits if your illness or injury has caused another different and separate impairment.
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Can Chiropractor Records Help You Win Social Security Disability?The Social Security Administration primarily considers evidence from what the agency deems as “acceptable medical sources".
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Can You Get VA Disability Benefits for Lung Nodules?Have lung nodules from military service? You could get a VA rating of up to 100%. Learn how the PACT Act affects your claim and why most veterans get denied.
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Can You Receive Both VA and Long-Term Disability Benefits?There are are separate programs to help individuals with medical conditions and financial need. Some people may be eligible for more than one program.
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Is it Difficult to get VA Disability Benefits for Hearing Loss?Hearing loss is one of the most common VA disability conditions. Most military personnel at some point during their service are exposed to a high level of noise.