Does the VA not trust their own doctors?! As I said, don’t fall for anything in this article.

I started that process and low and behold, NOTHING HAS CHANGED!!! I was told that a 3rd party would become involved to set up some kind of appointment for an exam. I NEVER GOT THE BOARD APPEARANCE!!! Found out 3 weeks ago that hypertension has been added to the presumed conditions for Agent Orange disability. A few days later, I was denied for the 3rd time. When I turned 75, I was supposed to be bumped up the waiting list. I have been turned down #3 TIMES!! I was on the waiting list to get a board appearance for over a year. I get my health care from the VA and all my records are available to examine. when insulin was added 3 years ago, my disability should have been upped to 40%. Since no insulin was involved I received 20% disability. I applied for Agent Orange related Diabetes disability a few years ago and it took 2 1/2 years to get approved.

Download PACT Act flyers and frequently asked questions at. If you don’t know where to start, call us at 1-800-MyVA411 or download the VA Welcome Kit.įind a VA event to assist with your benefits applications at.

Adding your information to these registries does not create a disability compensation claim. VA’s health registry evaluation is a free, voluntary medical assessment for Veterans who may have been exposed to certain environmental hazards, and registry data helps VA understand (and respond to) environmental health problems more effectively. JOIN TOXIC EXPOSURE REGISTRIESĪgent Orange | Burn Pits | Uranium | Gulf War | Toxic FragmentsĮxposure registries are based on health exams for each cited environmental exposure. Veterans will be screened for toxic exposure during their VA health care appointments to assess additional health or benefits options. VA health care and eligibility has expanded for Veterans with toxic exposures and Veterans of the Vietnam, Gulf War and post-9/11 eras. Online or Print & Mail | Walk-In | Call 1-800-MyVA411 20+ more presumptive conditions for burn pits, Agent Orange and other toxic exposures have been added. Veterans should reapply for PACT Act related claims if previously denied.

Online or Print & Mail | Get Local Help | Meet with a Specialist | Call 1-800-MyVA411 There are three paths you should consider when applying for toxic exposure benefits: APPLY FOR VA COMPENSATION BENEFITS

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