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Non-compensable disability | Veterans Affairs » If you receive a 0% disability rating for a service-connected condition, we call this a non-compensable disability. It means you can’t get disability compensation (payments) for this condition. But you may be eligible for other VA benefits. Find out what benefits you qualify for with a 0% disability rating and if you can file for an increased disability rating. Va.gov

Expanded presumptive disability benefits for Vietnam Veterans - VA News » The PACT Act has expanded access to VA disability compensation for Vietnam Veterans. Here are the added locations and presumptions. News.va.gov

Totally disabled or terminally ill policyholders | Veterans Affairs » If you have VA life insurance coverage and you become totally disabled or terminally ill, you may be eligible for certain benefit options. Your spouse may also be eligible for certain options if diagnosed with a terminal illness. Learn more about these options—and how to apply. Va.gov

VA proposes updates to disability rating schedules for respiratory, auditory and mental disorders body systems - VA News » In late 2017, VA began a multi-year effort to revise and update the VASRD, or VA Schedule for Rating Disabilities. The VASRD’s 15 body systems had seen periodic rating criteria updates, but this continuing effort reflects the first comprehensive review since 1945. Today, VA announced its eighth update: respiratory, auditory, and mental disorders body systems. News.va.gov