Rooted in San Antonio, Military City USA · Serving veterans nationwide
Understand your VA claim.
Walk in ready.
Tools and plain language guides on how VA disability claims work, plus how to find VA accredited representatives who can help with the claim itself.
- $0 small pilot access
- 3 to 5 pilot spots
- All 50 states welcome
- No SSN or VA login
Not affiliated with VA. Built on VA.gov sources.
Field tool 01 · Calculator
See how VA combines ratings in seconds.
VA does not simply add ratings together. It combines them with the whole person method under 38 CFR 4.25. Tap example ratings and watch the math. For the bilateral factor, dependents, and the full rate table, open the full calculator.
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Example ratings
Unofficial estimate. VA rate effective December 1, 2025, veteran with no dependents. VA decides ratings.
Intel library · Conditions
How VA rates common conditions
Plain language guides to 38 conditions veterans often ask about, with diagnostic codes and rating levels drawn from 38 CFR Part 4. Education only.
Mission plan · How it works
Four steps to feeling prepared
- Step 01
Reach out
Share basic contact details through a short form. We never ask for your SSN, VA file number, or medical records.
- Step 02
Learn the process
Work through plain language guides and short sessions on how VA disability claims work.
- Step 03
Get claims ready
Use general readiness checklists so you know what VA looks at and which questions to bring.
- Step 04
Find accredited help
We show you how to search VA's official accreditation list for representatives, like free VSOs, who can help with your actual claim.
Straight talk
What Veticare is, and what it is not
We do
- Free general education about VA disability benefits
- Readiness resources you can use at your own pace
- Plain language guides built from official VA.gov sources
- Show you how to find VA accredited representatives
We don't
- Prepare, file, or present claims
- Promise a rating or an outcome
- Charge for help with VA claims
- Have referral partnerships of any kind
Only VA accredited representatives can help prepare and present a claim, and Veterans Service Organizations offer that help at no cost. Search VA accreditation or read our guide.
Field tools
Tools that make VA math make sense
Estimators and references for learning. Nothing you enter is stored or sent.
Combined rating calculator
Estimate a combined rating with the whole person method and bilateral factor, plus the matching VA monthly rate.
Open the tool
Back pay estimator
Generic math: monthly difference times months since an effective date you enter.
Open the tool
2026 VA rate table
VA basic monthly compensation rates, effective December 1, 2025, in one clean table.
Open the tool
Intent to file date tracker
Track the one year window VA describes after an intent to file.
Coming soon
Evidence checklist builder
Build a general checklist of the evidence types VA describes.
Coming soon
Briefing room · Library
Start learning today
Short, clear guides drawn from VA.gov.
How VA disability claims work
The basic path from claim to decision.
Evidence basics
The kinds of evidence VA considers.
What an intent to file does
Why timing can matter.
Decision review options
The three lanes VA offers after a decision.
C and P exam basics
What a compensation and pension exam is.
Finding accredited help
Free official help, and how to verify it.
Questions
Straight answers
What does Veticare cost?
Our current education resources and tools are free, and small pilot access is free with no obligation. We do not charge for help with VA claims.
Will you file my claim for me?
No. Veticare does not prepare, present, file, or prosecute VA claims. We offer general education and show you how to find VA accredited representatives on VA's official search.
Are you part of the VA?
No. Veticare is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or part of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Is Veticare a VA accredited representative?
No. You can find free accredited help, including Veterans Service Organizations, at va.gov/ogc/apps/accreditation.
Can you tell me what rating I will get?
No. Only VA decides ratings, and we never promise a rating or an outcome.
Education only, for about 30 days.
- A small group walkthrough of how VA claims and ratings work in general
- A suggested reading path through our education library, the same for every participant
- A short demo of our tools, like the rating calculator, using example numbers only
- How to find a VA accredited representative on VA's official search
- We never prepare or file claims
- We never ask for your SSN, VA file number, or medical records
- We never promise a rating or an outcome
Pilot now forming
Ready when you are.
We are welcoming 3 to 5 veterans into our first group. Small pilot access at no cost: education, a short demo of our tools using example numbers only, and guidance on finding accredited help on VA's official search.