Veteran Service Officer Ken Bouy helped a veteran receive a 100% disability rating related to a heart condition, garnering retroactive pay of $297,423. During July, he also helped individual veterans receive Board of Veterans Appeals (BVA) grants for COPD (retroactive payment: $262,938), PTSD ($16,638), and ALS ($84,749).

Success Stories

Veterans Benefits: Frequently Asked Questions (Part 4)

What is Total Disability for Individual Unemployability (TDIU)? This is a benefit that Veterans Affairs (VA) awards if a veteran is unable to work because of service-connected disabilities. If granted, the veteran will be assigned a 100% rating even if the severity of their combined conditions do not reach 100%. For example, a veteran might […]

Veterans Benefits: Frequently Asked Questions (Part 3)

How can veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness seek help? Studies say that military veterans face an elevated risk of homelessness compared to the general population, due in part to combat exposure and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Approximately 35,000 veterans are homeless or experiencing housing insecurity at any given time in the […]

Veterans Benefits: Frequently Asked Questions (Part 2)

Am I eligible for VA education benefits? Veterans Affairs (VA) education benefits can help you pay for tuition, housing and other educational expenses. If you’re an active-duty service member, a veteran, a member of the National Guard or Reserves, or a qualified survivor or dependent, you may be able to access VA education benefits through […]

Ken Bouy Helps Veteran Garner Retroactive Pay