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New Bill Aims to Make Florida More Veteran-Friendly

A new bill, dubbed the “Florida GIG Bill,” creates a program that creates various benefits for veterans.  Among its many provisions, the bill waives out-of-state tuition fees for veterans, helps veterans connect to potential employers, assists healthcare professionals with honorable discharges practice in Florida, and creates a program that will promote Florida to veterans.  Gov. Rick Scott has signed off on the bill, which will cost Florida about $11.7 million.

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Permanent and Total VA Disability Ratings for PTSD

What is Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)? Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition that develops in some people who have experienced a shocking, scary, or dangerous event. Symptoms of PTSD usually begin within three months of the...
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Depression And Your VA Claim

Depression can negatively affect every aspect of your life: how you feel, think, sleep, function, and interact with others. According to the National Alliance on Mental Health Issues, about 14% of veterans suffer from depression. Depression is one of the most common...
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Four Tips On How To Get The Highest PTSD Rating

If you have been fortunate enough to have been granted service connection for PTSD, then you have probably been given a disappointingly low rating.  This is a very common situation so you are not alone. The VA regularly underrates PTSD claims.  In the...
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Recent Appeals Decision Helps Veterans Prove In-Service Personal Assault

A recent decision from the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims may make it easier for veterans claiming disability due to PTSD to prove in-service personal assault. There are special rules in place where in-service assault is involved. The VA knows it can be hard for...
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How to Qualify for Disability Benefits for Surgery

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New Bill Aims to Make Florida More Veteran-Friendly
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April 11, 2014

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VA Disability Ratings for Surgery How to Qualify for Disability Benefits for Surgery Veterans may be able to get disability benefits if they have had surgery or received treatment at a VA hospital, approved hospital, or outpatient center for a disability related to...

Protecting Your Benefits – Avoid Being Scammed!

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Have you had a suspicious call from a person or organization stating they were with or a representative of the Department of Veterans (VA) and offering a large payout for a small fee? If so, you could be getting scammed. Click here to read an article from the VA that...