Lisbeth Asked October 2012
Can dad get re-assessed for his VA 10% disability from WWII?
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His feet are terrible from trenchfoot plus other problems from his injuries have worsened. Also, he says his dreams are bad again at night and he hates to go to sleep and I'm sure there was no documentation of that at the time.
He's only used his private insurance all these years, never has used any VA services, but his medicines are quite expensive now and I'd at least like to get some help with his Rx costs.
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You'll probably get some more responses from fellow caregivers very soon.
In the meantime, here are some articles about benefits for veterans:
VA Benefits for Veterans and Their Caregivers
https://www.agingcare.com/136403
Caregivers Can Refill VA-issued Prescriptions Online
https://www.agingcare.com/136877
--Anne-Marie, AgingCare.com