VA Disability Services for Arm & Shoulder Injuries
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Tell us how we can support your VA disability claim. Select an option below and our team will contact you with next steps.
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VA Disability Support for Arm & Shoulder Limitations of Motion – Hyattsville, MD
If you are a veteran experiencing limited movement, stiffness, or pain in your arms or shoulders, you may be dealing with a service-connected condition. Difficulty lifting, reaching, or rotating the shoulder or arm can affect daily independence, job performance, and overall quality of life. Survivor Sources Inc. helps veterans in Hyattsville, MD understand their options and pursue VA disability benefits for arm and shoulder mobility limitations.
Call for a free 15-minute consultation: 301-276-5559 or contact us online to get started.
What Causes Limited Motion in the Arm or Shoulder?
Arm and shoulder limitations often result from direct injuries or repetitive strain during military service. In many cases, these conditions worsen over time when left untreated. Common causes include:
- Shoulder dislocations or rotator cuff tears
- Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)
- Arm, shoulder, or elbow fractures
- Tendon or ligament damage
- Arthritis or chronic joint inflammation
- Nerve compression or impingement
Even if the injury initially seemed minor, long-term limitation of motion can significantly interfere with daily activities and may qualify for VA disability compensation.
Establishing a Service Connection for Arm & Shoulder Injuries
To receive VA disability benefits, you must show that your arm or shoulder condition is connected to your military service. Survivor Sources Inc. helps veterans build strong claims by:
- Gathering service records that document physical duties, injuries, or strain
- Coordinating medical evaluations and range-of-motion testing
- Developing timelines that link current symptoms to service events
- Supporting claims involving secondary conditions or bilateral impairments
Whether your injury resulted from physical training, combat-related trauma, or repetitive motion, our team helps ensure your claim clearly reflects your service-related limitations.
What If I’ve Been Living With the Pain for Years?