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If you’re a veteran who lives in an isolated area, or who is suffering from a rare medical condition, you were probably enrolled in the Veterans Choice Program (VCP), which enabled qualifying veterans to receive medical care from private doctors and hospitals at the VA’s expense. In June 2019, however, the program ended. It has […]

One of the common misconceptions about veterans disability compensation is that you cannot work if you receive individual unemployability benefits. But in fact, you can work even if you are rated as totally disabled for individual unemployability, which is also called TDIU or simply IU. The only requirement is that your earnings do not put […]

The Veterans Appeals Improvement and Modernization Act of 2017, which the is also called the AMA, became law in 2017 but only began to be applied on February 19, 2019. It made changes to the veterans disability compensation claim appeals process. The goal is to make the appeals process faster and more fair, but it’s […]

The Compensation and Pension (C&P) exam is the primary method the VA uses to evaluate your disabilities. Usually, the C&P exam will take place at a VA hospital and is performed by a nurse practitioner, physician’s assistant or a doctor who will evaluate your medical or psychological conditions and make a report. The VA Regional […]

When you apply for veterans disability compensation, much of your case will be about your disability rating. The disability rating is a percentage that the VA uses to determine your monthly compensation and to see whether you qualify for other benefits. For this reason, getting a disability rating that accurately reflects your condition is essential […]