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New VA App Connects Veterans to Personalized Benefits — For Free

New VA App

Veterans often face the challenge of navigating a complex and sometimes confusing system of benefits and services. In response, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has introduced a free, user-friendly app designed to help veterans discover and access the benefits they have earned. The new VA: Health and Benefits app now offers a “Personalized VA Benefits” feature that matches veterans with tailored resources based on their unique circumstances.

Making VA Benefits Easier to Understand

The VA benefits system includes a wide range of programs, from disability compensation and health care to home loans and education benefits. However, many veterans are unaware of which programs they qualify for, missing out on life-changing resources.

The VA’s new app aims to bridge that gap by offering a simple, efficient way for veterans to identify relevant benefits without the stress of searching through scattered information. Through a series of personalized questions, the app learns about a veteran’s service history, life circumstances, and existing benefits. It then produces a customized list of potential benefits and resources, guiding veterans toward the support they may not realize is available.

Personalized VA Benefits Feature Explained

The app’s newest tool, “Personalized VA Benefits,” takes the guesswork out of benefit eligibility. Veterans can answer brief, confidential questions about their military background, health status, family situation, and employment. The app then generates a list of suggested benefits, complete with information on how to apply and access them.

Notably, the tool covers a wide range of programs, including:

  • Disability compensation
  • VA health care eligibility
  • Pension programs
  • VA home loans
  • Education benefits (GI Bill, vocational rehabilitation)
  • Life insurance
  • Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E)
  • Caregiver support services

Veterans can also download benefit guides, track applications, and securely message VA representatives directly through the app.

Why This Matters for Veterans

For many veterans, the most significant barrier to receiving benefits isn’t eligibility—it’s awareness. Veterans may not know they qualify for additional disability compensation, housing assistance, or specialized services tailored to their unique needs. By delivering customized benefit matches directly to a veteran’s smartphone or tablet, the VA is making it easier for veterans to take full advantage of the benefits they have earned.

Additionally, the VA reports that veterans who use the app experience fewer delays and less frustration during the claims process, as they are better informed and prepared before submitting applications.

Veterans Guide Helps You Go Beyond the App

While the VA’s new app is a valuable tool, some veterans may still need help navigating complex claims, denied applications, or disability rating increases. This is where Veterans Guide can step in.

If you are a veteran facing challenges with your VA disability benefits, struggling with a denied claim, or seeking a higher disability rating, Veterans Guide is here to help. Our team is dedicated to helping you fully access the benefits you deserve—and we go beyond what apps and automated tools can provide by offering personalized advocacy and legal guidance.

Contact Veterans Guide today to get help with disability ratings, appeals, and other critical VA benefits.

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Do you know what you need to obtain maximum VA benefits?

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Matt is a VA-accredited attorney who co-founded NAVDA in 2023. Matt has helped veterans with the VA disability appeals process since he became accredited in 2021.