A PTSD program initially developed for veterans is now serving and providing benefits to civilians, with treatment typically lasting 1 week to 3 months.

The move to expand PTSD benefits comes just one year after lawmakers reached a landmark compromise to cover police and firefighters.

A day after one bipartisan deal to expand post traumatic stress disorder benefits to first responders bogged down, Democratic and Republican senators approved a revised bill.

When PTSD benefits are abusedArmy Spc. Ivan Lopez was being evaluated for PTSD before he went on a shooting rampage.

Veterans who believe they're suffering from PTSD will now find it easier to apply for benefits from the Veterans Administration. The VA is changing rules this week, simplifying the process for ...

DENVER --Police unions across the U.S. are pushing for officers to be able to collect workers' compensation benefits if they suffer post-traumatic stress disorder, whether they got it from the ...

A newly surfaced 2017 internal Veterans Affairs report shows Black veterans were more often denied benefits for post-traumatic stress disorder than their white counterparts.

It's time we treat PTSD as seriously as we treat cancer, heart disease and other illnesses.

The Connecticut Conference of Municipalities has reached a compromise with unionized firefighters and police on legislation that will provide first responders with post-traumatic stress disorder be… ...

A Jacksonville Fire Rescue firefighter is fighting in court to win benefits for PTSD. Now, Jimmy Patronis, who is Florida’s chief financial officer and state fire marshal, has entered the case ...

Kara DeWaine traveled to the state Capitol Tuesday to ask lawmakers to approve a bill that would extend workers’ compensation benefits for post-traumatic stress disorder to include correction ...

A newly surfaced 2017 internal Veterans Affairs report shows Black veterans were more often denied benefits for post-traumatic stress disorder than their white counterparts.