Our Blog Helps Explain the Complexities of Veterans' Disability Benefits
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New Technology Treatments for Veteran PTSD Veterans suffering from PTSD may get help from new technology treatments. We discuss two technology-based approaches for treating PTSD. -
Reducing PTSD Avoidance Behavior If you’re a veteran suffering from PTSD, you may respond to certain situations through emotional avoidance. Learn how to reduce avoidance behavior. -
What You Need to Know About PTSD Soldiers who return stateside after experiencing a traumatic event during combat may develop PTSD. Learn important facts about this condition. -
Student Debt of Disabled Veterans is Wiped Out Bureaucratic barriers have been removed which opens the way for permanently disabled American veterans to erase any student loan obligations. -
Getting Information About Agent Orange Storage Locations If you believe you were exposed to Agent Orange but didn't serve in Vietnam, learn about U.S. storage locations of this deadly toxin. -
A Massive Shift of VA Health Care to the Private Sector Now a larger portion of the nine million VA health care enrollees will be allowed to receive private care treatment outside of traditional VA hospitals. -
51 Attorneys General: “Erase Disabled Veterans' Student Debt” AGs want the Department of Education to stop requiring that disabled veterans fill out paperwork to become eligible for federal student loan forgiveness. -
Disabled Veterans: You are Exempt from the VA Home Loan Funding Fee Veterans who have been awarded a disability rating—even if their disability is rated at 0%—are exempt from having to pay the funding fee for a VA home loan. -
Exposure to Agent Orange in Thailand If you were exposed to Agent Orange while working on a military base in Thailand during the Vietnam War, there are ways to improve your disability claim. -
“Blue Water” Navy Benefits for Agent Orange Exposure Thousands of Navy veterans of the Vietnam War may have been exposed to Agent Orange have become eligible for VA disability benefits
