What's a DBQ, and why is it important for veterans? For starters: DBQ  stands for "disability benefits questionnaire", and is simply a VA...

Mental health conditions are common among Veterans who have been through challenges during their military service. Post-traumatic stress...

Meniere's Disease is a common inner ear problem, and sometimes it can occur from specific injuries from service events or wear and tear...

Benign positional vertigo (BPV), also known simply as dizziness or vertigo – happens to a lot of people, including Veterans. This...

Some conditions are easier than others when it comes to getting VA disability benefits as a Veteran. While conditions such as sleep...

Most Veterans have heard of tinnitus – and that's because it's a common condition among those who have served in the military. Not only...

A career in the military places extra physical demands on the body compared to many (not all, of course) civilian job sectors. Active...

Sleep apnea and PTSD: Both are commonly diagnosed by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), but did you know they’re actually medically...

In VA disability compensation, a nexus statement is a crucial element that connects a veteran's current medical condition to their time...

Yes! You heard me right. It is possible to receive a rating decision from the VA without being scheduled a C&P exam. Continue reading...

Many Veterans have been in this situation. So what went wrong? Unless your doctor is a VA doctor, they likely have limited to no...

We have just added services for Veterans to be able to speak to a doctor or physician assistant over a virtual telemedicine platform. How...

There is a lot of information on the Internet about nexus letters that can make the process of deciding if a nexus letter is the right...

This post defines what a nexus is and the value our nexus documents adds to your VA disability claim.