of course, If you suffered an additional disability or your existing injury or illness worsened while receiving VA medical care or participating in a VA program designed to help you find, obtain, or keep a job-
no, my disability did not worsen while receiving VA medical care
Unfortunately, no relevant information is found.
but I'd like to know if I can get VA compensation
You may be able to obtain VA compensation if you suffered an additional disability or if your current disability worsened as a direct result of any of the reasons listed below and the additional disability was not a reasonably expected result or complication of treatment.
I still have a query about VA disability compensation. Is there some way for me to get a tax reduction, as a veteran through your program?
Thee is a monthly tax-free payment to veterans who got sick or injured during their service.
What had to happen during my active service time in order to make my disability valid for compensation?
For you to be eligible for compensation At least one of these must have directly led to an additional disability or your injury or illness to worsen: VA neglect or neglect, or     VA medical or surgical treatment
Okay. Now, if I am unable to function and I'm  qualified for VA Individual Unemployability. What kind of advantages am I eligible for?
you can have at least two benefits 1- for health care2- Indemnity payments
If I am a veteran and I suffered an additional disability while I was receiving VA medical care, would I be eligible to apply for compensation?
in that case you may be able to obtain compensation.
Who is covered in this program?