Nexus Letters for Hypertension Linked to Stress
A powerful nexus letter is often the key to successfully connecting hypertension to stress for a VA disability claim. For veterans with PTSD, this connection is critical, as a nexus…
What Veterans Need to Know About VA Nexus Letters: A Key to a Strong Disability Claim
A photo of the American flag symbolizes the nation's commitment to its veterans, reflecting the honor and support behind securing a strong VA nexus letter for a successful disability claim.
Why Filing Early Matters in Long-Term Disability Claims
A disabled veteran understands firsthand why filing early for long-term disability is crucial.
Why We Rely on Nexus Letters for Secondary Conditions
A collection of letters and files visually represents how updated medical support serves as a veteran's most powerful ally in their VA disability claims.
From 70% to 100%: Boost VA Rating with New Medical Support
woman gently comforts a veteran, symbolizing the support needed to boost a VA rating from 70% to 100% with new medical evidence
Navigating MST and VA Claims: Building a Case with Compassion
soldier in a therapy session with a psychologist directly illustrates the compassionate support crucial for navigating MST and building a strong VA claim.
Exploring How Combat vs. Non-Combat PTSD Claims Differ
man crying captures the deep emotional toll of PTSD, highlighting the need to understand how combat and non-combat claims are evaluated differently.
Your Guide to Reopening a Denied VA Claim with New and Material Medical Evidence
navigable process of gathering the new and material medical evidence needed to successfully reopen a denied VA claim.
How to Challenge a Low VA Disability Rating with Updated Medical Evidence
Gathering the right documents is key—updated medical evidence can help challenge a low VA disability rating.
Sleep Disorders Beyond Sleep Apnea: Building a Solid VA Claim with Medical Support
a worried senior man in bed highlights the struggle with insomnia, underscoring the article’s point that veterans must document all sleep disorders—not just sleep apnea—when building a strong VA claim.