Rep for Vets

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Injured in the Service of Your Country? You've done your duty for your country, but now you're facing serious health problems. If you're like thousands of other veterans, you know that the Department of Veteran Affairs offers monthly, non-taxable benefits. You probably also know that getting those benefits isn't as simple as it sounds. Military veterans seeking benefits often run into months and even years of government forms, medical exams and bureaucratic red tape. It may seem as if those benefits will never come. But disabled veterans who are still fighting for compensation should not give up — the VA-accredited claims agents at The Rep for Vets® offer the help they need. Our claims agents represent veterans in the United States in their cases before the Department of Veterans Affairs. Get Help Obtaining the Benefits You've Earned Our claims agents are independently accredited by the Department of Veterans Affairs, and offer effective, knowledgeable and understanding representation to our nation's veterans.

Helping Vets Navigate the VA Bureaucracy If you are active-duty military or a recently discharged veteran, you already know what the letters VA stand for: Department of Veterans Affairs. This governmental department is responsible for administering all programs related to veterans of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and National Guard. The VA in its present form was established in 1930 when several veterans organizations were consolidated into one. The VA today is a huge organization, serving millions of veterans from World War II through the war in Afghanistan. It offers a variety of benefit programs that include programs for health care, education, disability and burial benefits. It has hundreds of facilities throughout the United States, including hospitals, residences and clinics. Navigating the VA can be like trying to get through a maze. Having a guide can make the process much easier. Serving Veterans Nationwide At The Rep For Vets®, our VA-accredited claims agents serve veterans throughout the United States, focusing on helping them obtain disability benefits. They know the challenges of applying for benefits and understand the laws related to veterans.

Helping Vets Obtain Health Care Benefits The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) administers health care programs for eligible veterans. Unfortunately, the VA does not have the resources to provide health care to every veteran, so veterans are classified in priority groups according to their health needs, income and service history. Veterans are sometimes incorrectly classified and are denied health benefits or are required to make co-pays that they can ill afford. The Rep For Vets® That's where we come in. We are The Rep For Vets®, a national advocacy firm focused on helping disabled veterans obtain the benefits they need and deserve after serving their country. We are not a law firm, but an organization of disability professionals based in Tampa, Florida. From there, we serve veterans across the United States from New York to California. You do not need to visit an office, as we do much of our work over the phone and via e-mail. Determining your priority in the VA medical system can be complex. Having a 50 percent VA disability rating qualifies you for first priority services.

Awards for Vets Who Need In-Home Assistance The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) provides benefits to veterans and their surviving spouses when they require assistance with personal needs such as eating, dressing or bathing. This care can be provided at home, in a nursing home or at an assisted living facility. This benefit is a pension, known as the Aid and Attendance pension, and it can make a big difference in the lives of eligible veterans. However, navigating the application process can be cumbersome and frustrating. At The Rep For Vets®, our nationwide claims agents help veterans and their surviving spouses obtain the benefits they need and deserve when they can no longer function independently. From headquarters in Tampa, Florida, they serve veterans from New York to California and everywhere in between. Qualifying for VA Attendance Benefits When you call for your free initial consultation, one of our highly trained veterans disability specialists will talk with you about the eligibility criteria for this pension. Many vets are surprised to learn that they can obtain this pension when their impairment is not service-related.

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