Veterans seeking PTSD VA benefits may want to better understand the rating criteria. That’s why we’ve created a VA PTSD rating chart.
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Can You Get VA Disability Without Medical Records?
We explain if you can get VA disability without medical records, what can be done about missing records, and other ways to support your claim.
VA Disability, TDIU, and Civilian Retirement Explained
Does TDIU end at retirement age? This article answers questions about age limits, retirement, and VA benefits to help you better understand and prepare.
Agent Orange Presumptive List
We share the Agent Orange presumptive list, how each condition is rated, and what you can do if you believe AO exposure caused a different condition.
Understanding the VA Disability 5-Year Rule for PTSD
In this article, we talk about veterans and PTSD, when the VA can reduce your disability rating for PTSD, and how the VA’s 5-year rule works.
Is a C&P Exam a Good Sign?
We explain why C&P exams are important and what it means when the VA says a C&P exam is or is not needed for your claim.
PTSD and Depression VA Ratings: Can Veterans Receive Disability for Both?
This article explains the PTSD and depression VA rating and how ratings are determined when symptoms overlap.
What is the Graves’ Disease VA Disability Rating?
Veterans with Graves’ disease may qualify for a Graves’ disease VA rating. Some may also be eligible for additional compensation for secondary conditions.
VA Rating for Morton’s Neuroma
Morton’s neuroma can be the result of the repetitive physical activity required in the military. This post explains the Morton’s neuroma VA rating.
Getting a VA Tinnitus Rating
We explain causes of tinnitus in veterans, the tinnitus VA rating, the VA’s proposed change to tinnitus ratings, and more.
Neurobehavioral Effects VA Rating
There aren’t VA ratings for neurobehavioral effects. Instead, they are considered symptoms of an underlying condition, such as TBI or PTSD.
Secondary VA Claims for Migraines: Vertigo, Sleep Apnea, and More
Secondary VA claims for migraines help vets receive benefits for conditions tied to their service-connected migraines, like vertigo or OSA.
