There are approximately 339,000 veterans residing in Nevada eligible for services. For more information, call NOVS toll free or visit their website.
Below are web-sites that provide information on Veterans benefits and how to file/ask for them. Accordingly, there are many sites that explain how to obtain books, military/medical records, information and how to appeal a denied claim with the VA. There are also links to educational opportunities created specifically for veterans. Please pass this information on to every Veteran you know. Nearly 100% of this information is free and available for all veterans, the only catch is: you have to ask for it, because they won’t tell you about a specific benefit unless you ask for it. You need to know what questions to ask so the right doors open for you and then be ready to have an advocate who is willing to work with and for you, stay in the process, and press for your rights and your best interests.
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Print this out and save it in your VA files. It may be useful to you or your family in the future.
Dr. Mitchel Turbin of the Portland, Oregon Veterans Administration Medical Center’s National Center for Rehabilitation and Auditory Research has some great resources on the center’s website about resources available for individuals with hearing loss: