The VA offers many programs—health care, education, housing support, life insurance, and more—but most doors open only after you’re service-connected for a disability. If the VA denied your claim or underrated your condition, you may be missing access to benefits you earned.
Berry Law is a Veteran-led firm that helps Veterans nationwide get service-connected, increase ratings, and appeal decisions. We don’t directly sign you up for health care or other programs—we can help win the service connection that unlocks them.
Once you’re service-connected, you may qualify for these VA-administered programs. We don’t manage or enroll you in these programs—but our work getting you service-connected (and properly rated) may make you eligible to pursue them:
VA Health Care Access
Service connection can qualify you for ongoing treatment, prescriptions, specialty care, and mental health support.
Education & Career Support (e.g., GI Bill, VR&E)
With a qualifying service-connected disability, you may access training, tuition assistance, and employment services.
Housing & Adaptation (e.g., SAH/SHA Grants; VA Home Loan advantages)
Service-connected disabilities may open grants to modify your home for accessibility and can strengthen your eligibility profile for home-related programs.
Life Insurance & Burial Benefits
Certain insurance options and burial benefits may be available when service-connected disability criteria are met.
Important: Berry Law does not directly enroll Veterans or families in health care, education, housing, insurance, or burial programs. Our role is to help you get service-connected and appropriately rated so you can access these programs on your own or with a qualified benefits counselor.
If your claim was denied or your rating is too low, you may be missing eligibility for the programs above. Here’s how we fight for you:
If you have new medical records, nexus opinions, or statements that were not considered, we can pursue a Supplemental Claim to establish service connection. We identify the right evidence, fill gaps, and present it clearly.
If the VA misapplied the law or overlooked facts, we can request a Higher-Level Review to correct the record. We pinpoint adjudicative errors and may request an informal conferenc
If needed, we can take your case to the Board of Veterans’ Appeals. We build the record for a judge and preserve issues for potential CAVC appeal.
Already service-connected but underrated? We can pursue rating increases or TDIU (Total Disability based on Individual Unemployability) when your conditions prevent substantially gainful employment.
After the VA issues a decision, you can request a new review through one of three main appeal paths. The right one for you depends on your situation and whether you have new evidence to support your case.
Veteran-Led, Veteran-Focused
We know the culture, the paperwork, and the stakes.
Nationwide Representation
We help Veterans in all 50 states.
Appeals at Every Level
From Supplemental & Higher-Level Review to the Board and CAVC.
No Upfront Costs
You pay nothing unless we win.
No. Berry Law does not directly enroll Veterans or families in VA programs. We win service connection and ratings, which may make those programs available to you.
Depending on your rating and eligibility, service connection may unlock access to VA health care, education and career programs (e.g., GI Bill, VR&E), housing/adaptation grants, certain life insurance options, and burial benefits.
It depends on the facts of each case, but we routinely help veterans overturn denials through Supplemental Claims, Higher-Level Reviews, Board Appeals, and—when appropriate—appeals to the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims (CAVC).
Possibly. We review the evidence, medical records, and the VA’s decision to identify errors or missing information. When the evidence supports it, we can pursue higher ratings or TDIU for veterans whose disabilities prevent substantially gainful employment.
Absolutely—Berry Law represents Veterans in all 50 states.
For VA disability matters, we work on a contingency fee—you don’t pay upfront, and you only pay if we win.
The programs you’ve heard about often start with one crucial milestone: service connection. If the VA denied your claim or underrated your condition, you may be blocked from benefits you’ve earned.
Let our Veteran-led team fight for your service connection—and the path it unlocks.