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Useful to know on #ArmedForcesDay.

You might have heard that the VA is sending out stimulus checks to disabled veterans. Well, sorry to burst your bubble, but it’s not true. The VA won't be issuing any stimulus checks to disabled veterans. Please disregard any misinformation suggesting that disabled veterans are eligible for stimulus booster payments of up to $3,600. It’s simply not true. VA disability compensation is provided to veterans with a service-connected disability rating of 10% or more. Those with a rating of 30% or higher can also receive tax-free compensation for their dependents. Certain disabled veterans may be eligible for Special Monthly Compensation, an additional benefit provided by the VA to help with specific disabilities or combinations of disabilities. Ensure you share this accurate information with your fellow veterans and help stop the spread of false claims! #militarytransition #veterans #benefits

🔍 **Exploring the Depths of Service-Connected Disabilities: A Discussion for Veterans** As veterans, you're likely aware of the primary conditions that affect your VA disability rating. However, the conversation often overlooks the secondary conditions that can emerge as a result of service-related injuries or illnesses. 📈 These secondary conditions might not be as apparent but can significantly impact your quality of life and eligibility for additional benefits. For example, a knee injury sustained during service could lead to chronic back pain due to compensatory changes in posture and gait. We invite you to join the dialogue on this critical topic. Have you encountered secondary health issues linked to your service? How have they influenced your life and interactions with the VA? By sharing our experiences, we can foster a deeper understanding of the comprehensive effects of service-connected disabilities and advocate for thorough care and support within our community. 🔗 Engage with us in the comments to illuminate the full spectrum of veterans' health challenges. #VeteransHealth #SecondaryConditions #VA #ProfessionalDiscussion #communitysupport #veteransuccess #veterans #veteranscare

𝗩𝗲𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗻: Is the VA sending out Stimulus Checks? 𝗝𝘂𝘀𝘁𝟰𝗩𝗲𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀: The answer is no! The VA won't be sending out stimulus checks to disabled veterans Please disregard any misinformation suggesting that disabled veterans are eligible for stimulus booster payments of up to $3,600. It’s simply not true. VA disability compensation is provided to veterans with a service-connected disability rating of 10% or more. Those with a rating of 30% or higher can also receive tax-free compensation for their dependents. Certain disabled veterans may be eligible for Special Monthly Compensation, an additional benefit provided by the VA to help with specific disabilities or combinations of disabilities. Please spread this information for awareness! #stimuluscheck #veterans #veteransupport

Q&A: Can I get a VA Stimulus Check? 🤔 Veteran: Are Stimulus Checks Being Sent Out by the VA? Just4Veterans: No, the VA is not distributing stimulus checks to disabled veterans. Ignore any false information claiming that disabled veterans can receive stimulus payments of up to $3,600. THIS IS NOT TRUE. VA disability compensation is available for veterans with a service-connected disability rating of 10% or more. Veterans with a 30% or higher rating may also receive tax-free compensation for their dependents. Some disabled veterans might be eligible for Special Monthly Compensation, an extra benefit the VA provides for specific disabilities or combinations of disabilities. 💡 Please share this information to raise awareness! 💡 #VeteranSupport #StopMisinformation #SpreadTheWord

Q&A: Can I get a VA Stimulus Check? 🤔💭 Veteran: Are Stimulus Checks Being Sent Out by the VA? Just4Veterans: No, the VA is not distributing stimulus checks to disabled veterans. Ignore any false information claiming that disabled veterans can receive stimulus payments of up to $3,600. THIS IS NOT TRUE. VA disability compensation is available for veterans with a service-connected disability rating of 10% or more. Veterans with a 30% or higher rating may also receive tax-free compensation for their dependents. Some disabled veterans might be eligible for Special Monthly Compensation, an extra benefit the VA provides for specific disabilities or combinations of disabilities. 💡 Please share this information to raise awareness! #VeteranSupport #StopMisinformation #SpreadTheWord

Are you an Active Duty member or a Reservist who is no longer fit for duty because of a medical condition? If so, you may be eligible to receive DoD Disability Benefits by going through the DoD Disability Process. To start the process, you must be referred to the Medical Evaluation Board (MEB) by your military physician. Once referred, your case will be reviewed by the Medical Evaluation Board (MEB) and the Physical Evaluation Board (PEB). Ultimately, the PEB must determine that each of your medical conditions meets the requirements for Service-Connection and Unfit For Duty in order to qualify for DoD Disability. #DoD #Disability #Militarydisability #Militaryveteran #Activedutymilitary

📊With the newly released IE State of Veterans Report, we aimed to gain a comprehensive understanding of the existing benefits and services available to veterans and their families, while also identifying areas where we can create efficiencies and strengthen collaboration across the #IE. Over the next few days, we'll be sharing some of the study's findings. ♿Disability Status - Disability status is an important aspect to consider when providing support to veterans. In the Inland Empire, 53,640 or 30.4% of veterans reported having a disability compared to 14.7% of the general population. This may include physical disabilities, mental health conditions, or a combination of both. It is crucial to develop comprehensive rehabilitation and healthcare programs to address these disabilities effectively. 💪🏽Our goal is to ensure veterans and their families are thriving in the IE and that they receive the recognition, support, and care they earned through their service. Download the complete report at www.iegives.org/fov #veterans #benefits #services #disability #rehabilitation #inlandempire #collaboration #friendsofveterans #iecf

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Did you know eligible veterans can receive a 10% addition to their service-connected VA rating before continuing with further combinations or converting to the degree of disability? The VA bilateral factor offers additional compensation to disabled veterans with health conditions affecting both sides of their body. Not all disabilities are the same, and the VA considers this when assigning ratings, resulting in the VA bilateral factor. Are you looking to have the VA bilateral factor explained? We’ve got you covered. Check out our blog here. ➡️ https://bit.ly/3I92vvh #VAdisability #VAclaims #Disabledveteran #Serviceconnection #VA #Veteran #Veteranhelp #Veteransupport #Veteranbenefits #Bilateralfactor