VA Disability Blog

Exchanges are like discounted department stores for military communities. The Pentagon is in process of allowing...

“The rule of two,” this phrase has been mentioned a lot lately in the VA. What does it mean? The rule of two was...

A study was conducted by the VA to monitor the suicide rate in veterans from the years of 2001 to 2014. In this study...

A minor purchasing adjustment cost the Detroit VA hospital $300,000. After having agreed to a design for a 15 inch TV...

Despite the aggressive influence from Capitol Hill to hold VA employees’ accountable, McDonald feels that the few who...

Pinellas County Vietnam veteran, Tom Jenkins, fights for disability benefits. After being exposed to Agent Orange Tom...

President Obama signed the COLA Act of 2016 on Friday July 22nd. This advocate allows disabled veterans to receive an...

Every mothers hope is for their child to be born strong a healthy. For new mother Carmen Soto, fear outweighs that...

Veterans have always been seen in a different light. They have been depicted as heroes, as victims and most recently...

A group of senators pushed to include a proposal that would make it easier for veterans to upgrade their “bad paper”...

Reaching out for assistance is never an easy task, but for suicidal veterans it is not only difficult to make that...

A study determined that the suicide rate for veterans has dropped from 22 in 2010 to 20 in 2014. However, officials at...

After using unqualified medical professions to perform brain injury exams, the Minneapolis VA Medical center is under...

Over 70,000 veterans disability claims are backlogged in VA processing centers. Setting a goal to have backlogged...

There has always been a special connection between animals and humans. From the bond you see between an owner and...