Applying for disability benefits, whether they be from the Social Security Administartion or the VA, is a process can be quite confusing, so we have broken down parts of it into helpful, easy-to-understand articles.
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VA Says It Will Scan a Million Veterans Claims Looking for FraudThe VA has announced that the agency will use an artificial intelligence tool to identify potential fraud in Disability Benefits Questionnaires.
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What is the Japanese Walking Method? (And Why Has It Become So Popular?)You may be skeptical of yet a new fitness method now being touted on social media, but the Japanese Walking Method is different. It’s free.
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Comfort Food: Jam-Filled EmpanadasAlthough they are enjoyed in many parts of the world, empanadas are most commonly filled with meat or cheese. But empanadas can also be treats for a sweet snack.
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How to Track the Status of Your VA Rating Increase RequestIn most cases, to increase your VA disability benefits rating, you need to write a letter to your VA regional office requesting an increased disability rating.
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The Pros and Cons of Leasing a Car Versus PurchaseBuying a car is major financial decision and one that often revolves around whether to buy or lease.
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Veterans Can Get Free Durable Medical Equipment from the VAIf you are enrolled in VA health care, you can receive durable medical equipment (DME) for free.
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Comfort Food: Green Beans with WalnutsHere’s tasty side dish that is packed with healthy, nutritious ingredients. You can prepare this in advance and toss with the hot oil just before serving.
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Supercharge Your Brain with These 5 Nuts and SeedsMany magazine and web articles tout that they have found “the perfect food”. While that may not really exist, nuts and seeds do come close.
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Will Social Security Accept My Chiropractor’s Records?The Social Security Administration primarily considers medical evidence from what the agency deems as “acceptable medical sources” to evaluate your claim.
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Do Lung Nodules VA Qualify for VA Disability Benefits?If you developed lung nodules that were caused or made worse by your military service, you may be eligible for VA disability benefits.