Hypertension, or high blood pressure, may qualify you for SSD or VA disability benefits if it interferes with your ability to work and perform daily activities.
Can High Blood Pressure Qualify You for SSDI or VA Benefits? Read More »
Both Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and VA disability benefits recognize vertigo-related conditions as potentially disabling. Learn more:
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If you’re a veteran living with service-connected arthritis, you may qualify for both VA and SSDI benefits. Read on to learn how approval for each works.
Qualifying For SSDI and VA Disability Benefits With Arthritis Read More »
If you have anemia and are unable to work, here is what you need to know about obtaining VA Disability or SSDI benefits.
Anemia: VA Disability And SSDI Eligibility Read More »
At Kerr Robichaux & Carroll, we know veterans deserve clear, accessible information when pursuing VA disability benefits. To build a successful claim, it’s essential to understand how service connection works. Veterans must establish a direct link between their military service and the medical conditions they suffer from today or meet eligibility for a presumed connection.
10 Conditions Most People Don’t Know Qualify for VA Disability Benefits Read More »
Adjustment Disorder can significantly impact a veteran’s ability to work and lead a fulfilling life. Learn about qualifying for VA Benefits if you are living with Adjustment Disorder.
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This guide is intended to inform the reader about the different types of survivors’ benefits
available to the dependents of a deceased veteran.
Guide to Survivor Benefits Read More »
Sleep apnea is a serious condition that deserves fair compensation, especially when it’s service connected. However, the VA rating system for this condition may change, and waiting could cost you thousands in benefits over your lifetime.
VA Sleep Apnea Ratings May Be Changing – Why Veterans Should File Now Read More »
Navigating the VA disability claims process can be overwhelming, especially when the harm you’ve experienced stems not from your military service, but from the very agency meant to care for you. This is where a 38 U.S.C. § 1151 claim could apply to your situation. At Kerr Robichaux & Carroll, we help veterans who’ve been
What Is a 38 U.S.C. § 1151 Claim? And Could It Apply to You? Read More »
Regulation 38 CFR 3.156(c) requires the VA to reconsider your disability benefits claim. Learn about how and when this regulation may apply in our blog.