Operations board
A reference board for veteran and family benefits. Search the catalog, filter by place and rating, and open the official source.
Browsing is free. Nothing here files a claim or decides who is eligible.
Start typing a street address. VetTOC reads only the county or town from it and opens its page.
Choose a place on the map, or use the picker. A small state is on a leader line out to its code, and the territories and the District of Columbia are the chips in the water. A state page still shows federal benefits while local intel is gathered.
Zoom with the plus and minus buttons, or hold control or command and scroll. Drag to pan once zoomed. A chip opens the same page as the shape it belongs to.
A short board of federal programs. The full federal list is on the Federal page.
VA Disability CompensationFederal
Monthly tax-free pay for an illness or injury VA decides is connected to military service.
Combined rating. VA assigns a combined rating from 0% to 100%. Monthly compensation generally starts at 10%. A 0% rating can still matter for health care and other benefits.
Health careFederal
Enrollment in the VA health care system. A disability rating can change priority and copays. It is not the only way in.
Enrollment. No single combined-rating minimum applies to everyone. A rating can change priority group and copays. Other enrollment paths exist.
Education & EmploymentFederal
Education assistance tied to qualifying active duty after September 10, 2001. Often called the GI Bill or Chapter 33.
HousingFederal
A guaranty that helps an eligible veteran, service member, or some surviving spouses buy, build, or refinance a home with a private lender.
VA PensionFederal
Needs-based monthly payment for a wartime veteran with limited income who is 65 or older, or permanently and totally disabled.
Income and net worth. Pension is needs-based. Countable income must fall under the MAPR ($17,441 for a veteran alone from December 1, 2025) and net worth under $163,699.
Death & Survivor BenefitsFederal
Burial in a VA national cemetery, a government headstone or marker, and in some cases a burial allowance.