Physical Health Support
Adjusting to life after a physical injury during service can be challenging for some. Here you will find guidance and support on a variety of injuries that impact your physical health.
Amputations
If you’ve suffered from a catastrophic injury during service, find out more about the guidance you can receive post discharge.
Traumatic Brain Injury
A brain injury obtained during service can be devastating for both the individual and for their family and friends; our advisors will ensure you have the correct support in place whether it’s pre, during or post medical discharge from the armed forces.
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
For many veterans, returning from military service means coping with symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder. Get the help and support you need.
Neurological Disorders
Injuries that affect the brain can have far-reaching consequences that present permanent disabilities to the service member; if untreated, some neurological disorders may worsen.
Spinal Injury
Navigating life post service takes some getting used to, and this is made even more complicated if experiencing a spinal injury.
Tinnitus/Hearing Loss
Many veterans experience tinnitus, and subsequently, hearing loss as a result of serving in the forces. There are ways of coping with tinnitus and hearing loss.
Non-Freezing Cold Injury
Also know as “trench-foot”, being exposed to cold temperatures can affect the nerves, and soft tissue and can cause pain, skin changes and difficulty using body parts impacted by Non-Freezing Cold Injury (NFCI).
Adjusting to life after a physical injury during service can be challenging for some. Here you will find guidance and support on a variety of injuries that impact your physical health.
Amputations
If you’ve suffered from a catastrophic injury during service, find out more about the guidance you can receive post discharge.
Traumatic Brain Injury
A brain injury obtained during service can be devastating for both the individual and for their family and friends; our advisors will ensure you have the correct support in place whether it’s pre, during or post medical discharge from the armed forces.
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
For many veterans, returning from military service means coping with symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder. Get the help and support you need.
Neurological Disorders
Injuries that affect the brain can have far-reaching consequences that present permanent disabilities to the service member; if untreated, some neurological disorders may worsen.
Spinal Injury
Navigating life post service takes some getting used to, and this is made even more complicated if experiencing a spinal injury.
Tinnitus/Hearing Loss
Many veterans experience tinnitus, and subsequently, hearing loss as a result of serving in the forces. There are ways of coping with tinnitus and hearing loss.
Non-Freezing Cold Injury
Also know as “trench-foot”, being exposed to cold temperatures can affect the nerves, and soft tissue and can cause pain, skin changes and difficulty using body parts impacted by Non-Freezing Cold Injury (NFCI).