• Pre-Call Checklist

STEP

1

Know your current VA ratings

  • Please have your current VA disability rating available, if applicable. If you don’t have one, that’s not a problem.

STEP

2

Identify current symptoms / issues

Come prepared with at least one of the VA’s “Big 4” issues in mind. You don’t need a diagnosis—just awareness of your symptoms.

Mental Health

Migraines & Headaches

Sleep Apnea & Other Related Sleep Issues
Gastrointestinal Issues

STEP

3

What to Expect

Veteran Stories

STEP

4

Optional FAQ

No, you don’t need a diagnosis before working with us. A lot of veterans come to us with symptoms, not diagnoses. Our role is to help you document your condition correctly, connect it to your service, and guide you through what the VA actually needs to see.
That actually puts you in a better position than most veterans. A prior denial tells us exactly what the VA didn’t like, so we can fix it instead of guessing.
We don’t attend the C&P exam with you, but we help you walk into it prepared instead of confused. Veterans get denied all the time because they don’t know how to explain their symptoms in VA terms. We also we make sure your records, symptoms, and timelines are consistent so the examiner sees a clear, credible picture.
Musculoskeletal claims are important, but they’re only part of the picture. Many veterans are underrating conditions like mental health, sleep apnea, headaches/migraines, gut issues, or secondary conditions that can dramatically increase their rating.
Yes. We work with a network of medical providers who collectively bring over 40 years of VA claim experience. These providers understand what the VA looks for and are experienced in completing DBQs and Nexus Letters that align with VA standards.

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