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Filing for VA disability is the first step of many veterans right out of service. Unfortunately, the process is a very difficult one with landmines everywhere. Knowing tips to navigate this process is vital to a fair rating.
Veterans living with unresolved combat trauma are getting access to a new kind of therapy — an immersive, Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy (VRET) called BraveMind, donated and supported by the […]
Immersive Healing: VR Treatment for PTSD Now Available at More VA Sites Read More »
Starting June 27, 2023, the VA introduced a welcome change: eligible veterans no longer pay copays for the first three outpatient mental health or substance use disorder visits each calendar
Zero Copay, Full Support: VA Makes Mental Health More Accessible Read More »
Veterans and military families thought they had a clear win — Navy Federal was set to refund $80 million in overdraft fees and pay a $15 million penalty after a
Overdraft Uproar: Navy Federal Escapes Scrutiny, But Are Veterans Protected? Read More »
The conversation around privatizing the VA isn’t new — but it’s heating up again. And for millions of disabled veterans who rely on the VA for care, services, and critical
What Veterans Need to Know About the VA Privatization Push Read More »
It’s easy to feel like recovery is the end of the story — a point you reach and stop. But for retired U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Travis Mills, recovery was
No Limits: How One Wounded Warrior Is Helping Others Reclaim Their Lives Read More »
In a quiet but powerful shift, the Department of Veterans Affairs has begun reopening more than 30 toxic exposure-related claims — including those tied to burn pits, Camp Lejeune, Gulf
Burn Pits, Camp Lejeune, and More: VA Reconsiders 30+ Toxic Claims Read More »
Despite billions in funding and promises of reform, many veterans — especially those with disabilities — are still hitting the same wall when it comes to the Department of Veterans
Is the VA Listening? Vets Say They’re Still Waiting, Still Frustrated Read More »
Texas Makes History: Mandating County-Level Tracking for Veteran Suicides In late May, the Texas Legislature passed House Bill 39, setting the stage for a powerful change: beginning September 1, 2025, every
From Blunt Numbers to Real Lives: Texas Leads on Vet Suicide Transparency Read More »
