Why would my daughter and granddaughter not receive army medical benefits?
Generally speaking VA benefits are not transferable. You should contact a VA specialist to see what benefits are transferable.
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Generally speaking VA benefits are not transferable. You should contact a VA specialist to see what benefits are transferable.
As Mr. Cassara is indicating, you should utilize the VA Patient Advocate system first.
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