There have been credible reports that VA therapists were being forced to conduct sessions in shared cubicles or “pod” setups—basically call-center style arrangements where it’s impossible to guarantee privacy. Imagine trying to talk about your PTSD or depression with other people just a few feet away. That’s not just uncomfortable—it’s a violation of the trust and confidentiality veterans deserve.

Navigating Veterans Affairs (VA) claims can be daunting. For U.S. military veterans with service-connected disabilities like sleep apnea and tinnitus, acting quickly is crucial to maintain grandfathered ratings. This article highlights the importance of meeting critical deadlines to secure more favorable disability ratings under older VA criteria. Learn how to verify your ratings, gather necessary documentation, and submit an Intent to File (ITF) to safeguard your benefits with the help of expert resources from HadIt.com. Don't miss this last chance to protect your well-deserved compensation and enhance your quality of life.

Find out how recent staffing changes and telework reductions at the VA might affect your claim timeline. Learn how to navigate these new challenges and stay proactive with support from HadIt.com, a community dedicated to helping veterans for nearly three decades.

Big VA mental health rating changes in 2025 focus on symptom severity, ensuring fairer compensation for veterans. File your claims now for maximum benefits!

In a recent live Q&A session, Dr. Ed Weir, a former Social Security insider, tackled the controversial statements made by Elon Musk and the Doge team regarding Social Security. The discussion revolved around the implications of their plans on the future of Social Security benefits, raising critical questions about government efficiency, fraud, and the safety […]

As the founder of HadIt.com Veterans, I’ve seen many changes in how the VA approaches disability claims since 1991. The recent comments from the VA Secretary on veterans seeking increases in disability ratings deserve some thoughtful analysis. What the Secretary Said During an appearance on the Shawn Ryan show, the VA Secretary made statements that […]

Should Your Special Monthly Compensation (SMC) be rated higher? Barry v. McDonough changes the game. Your battle scars must now be seen individually, not as a package deal. More recognition means more compensation for your sacrifice.

As the founder of HadIt.com Veterans, I’ve been closely monitoring the upcoming changes to the VA Schedule for Rating Disabilities (VASRD) set to take effect in 2025. These changes represent the most significant overhaul of the VA’s rating system in decades, impacting thousands of veterans’ disability claims and compensation. Official Federal Register Announcements The changes […]

Filing a VA disability claim can feel like a daunting maze. One thing you need to understand is the VA Schedule for Rating Disabilities (VASRD) this system is crucial for securing your benefits.

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Learn how to translate military-acquired disabilities into effective workplace accommodations. This guide empowers veterans and their families with practical steps and resources to ensure a smooth transition from service to civilian employment. Discover your potential today!