Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA)
1670 Clairmont Road, Decatur, 30033
(866) 734-0857 · more numbers below
Paralyzed Veterans of America is a national group that helps veterans, especially those with spinal cord injuries or diseases. Its trained service officers help with VA benefit claims and appeals for free, and it has lawyers, a career program, and caregiver support.
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What they offer 11
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Accessible Home Design HelpService
PVA has its own architects who help veterans plan home designs and changes so a home works for a wheelchair user.
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Caregiver support and disability advocacyService
PVA has a support line and resources for people who care for a veteran with a disability.
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Legal ServicesService
PVA attorneys help veterans whose VA benefit claims were turned down. They have taken cases to the Board of Veterans' Appeals and the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims.
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Medical ServicesService
PVA has nurses, doctors and support staff who know about spinal cord injury and disease. They work with VA spinal cord injury centers and VA hospitals.
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National Service Officer benefits claims helpService
Accredited service officers help veterans file and appeal VA claims for disability ratings and other benefits, and can represent them before the VA.
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PVA MembershipProgram
Veterans with a spinal cord injury or disease can join PVA for free. The injury does not have to be from military service.
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PVAction ForceProgram
This is a free group of people across the country who speak up for veterans with spinal cord injuries and for people with disabilities. Members sign petitions and get alerts about new laws.
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Veterans BenefitsService
Trained service officers help veterans and their families apply for VA benefits and appeal decisions they disagree with. They can speak for you before the VA. It costs nothing.
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