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Wondering how to achieve 100% for the most common veteran disability? Read on!

Did you know that Tinnitus is one of the most common service-related disabilities among veterans, affecting millions across the nation? While the initial VA rating for Tinnitus often starts at 10%, many are unaware that they may be entitled to a higher disability rating.

How, you ask? By connecting secondary conditions like the ones listed below:

• Hearing Loss

• Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

• High Blood Pressure

• Meniere’s Disease

• Mental Health Issues like PTSD

If you've been diagnosed with Tinnitus or suspect you may have it and wish to secure a higher disability rating, rest assured that we have the expertise and experience to guide you through the process.
​​​​​Learn how to connect secondary conditions with Tinnitus to secure the rating you deserve in our videos and blog content below.
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What to expect in this weeks email:

• The VA Lie - 10% is NOT the maximum Tinnitus rating!

• How to get to 100% VA Rating for Tinnitus 

The 10% Tinnitus VA Rating Myth

In this YouTube short, our attorneys reveal a crucial truth: the VA may lead you to believe that the maximum rating for Tinnitus is 10%, but it's not the end of the story. By exploring the secondary problems it causes, veterans can discover the path to a higher VA disability rating. ​​​​​​Don't settle for less; watch the video to uncover the facts.

Looking to boost your Tinnitus disability rating to 100%? Discover how secondary conditions can help you!

This article discusses how veterans with Tinnitus can achieve a 100% VA disability rating by considering secondary conditions. It covers Tinnitus, its causes, and the rise in claims. Emphasizing the importance of evidence, it shares a success story from Hill & Ponton and offers guidance on navigating the VA claim process, including Total Disability based on Individual Unemployability (TDIU).