Veterans with CLL / SLL
You are not alone. CLL Society has resources to help and can link you with other Veterans.
Some U.S. military Veterans have an increased risk of developing chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) or small lymphocytic lymphoma (SLL), due to environmental exposures. This includes individuals who served in or near Vietnam, the DMZ of Korea, or at Camp LeJeune during specified time periods. Also included is exposure to burn pits and other specific environmental hazards in Iraq, Afghanistan, or certain other areas. Veterans and their families may be eligible for Veterans Administration benefits, which may include disability payments, health care at little or no cost, long-term care services, support for dependents and funeral benefits. Learn about filing for disability, treatment options within the VA and more.
Navigating Care for CLL Within the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
FAQs For Veterans with CLL or SLL
Learn about applying for VA benefits, treatment options in the VA, and more.
Veterans Benefits in CLL and Related Disorders
Find comprehensive information about applying for disability benefits from the Veterans Benefits Administration.
Find a CLL Doctor Within the VA
Select “Veterans Administration” from the drop-down menu to find doctors in the VA or select your state to find an expert near you.
Join CLL Society’s Support Group for Veterans with CLL
CLL Society can connect you with a fellow veteran with CLL / SLL. Contact us by emailing [email protected].
Learn about applying for VA benefits, treatment options in the VA, and more.
Find comprehensive information about applying for disability benefits from the Veterans Benefits Administration.
CLL Society can connect you with a fellow veteran with CLL / SLL. Contact us by emailing [email protected].
