Life happens. Whether you forgot, got pulled into something unexpected, or just weren’t ready — if you missed your Woobie consult, it’s okay.
Missing a scheduled call doesn’t close the door. In fact, it might just mean you needed a little more time. The good news is: you can still take the next step — and it’s easier than you think.
First: Don’t Stress or Apologize
We get it — things come up.
The VA claims process can already feel overwhelming. If you’re dealing with pain, stress, or uncertainty, it makes sense that showing up to a consult might slip through the cracks.
We’re not here to scold. We’re here to support.
💬 “You’re not behind. We’re here when you’re ready.”
Why the Consult Matters (and Why It’s Worth Rescheduling)
Your consult is the starting point for understanding:
- What benefits you might qualify for
- How the VA views your conditions
- Whether you’re leaving money or support on the table
It’s not a sales call or commitment. It’s a chance to talk to someone who knows the system and can walk you through your options — step by step.
Rescheduling keeps momentum going without judgment or delay.
How to Reschedule (Takes Less Than 30 Seconds)
You can rebook your consult right now using this simple link:
👉 Reschedule Your Call
Pick a time that works. No back-and-forth. No pressure.
Prefer texting with someone first? Reach out via our Claims Accelerator and we’ll walk you through the steps.
What Happens If You Don’t Reschedule?
Nothing bad. No penalties. No angry emails.
But it does mean your claim — and your benefits — stay on pause.
If you’re dealing with:
- A worsening condition
- Bills piling up
- A sense that “you should’ve done this by now”
…then this is your invitation to pick things back up. Quietly. Calmly. On your terms.
You’re Not Alone. And You’re Not Too Late.
Every week, veterans who missed their first consult come back — and move forward. You’re not behind. You’re not broken. You’re not disqualified.
This is a restart, not a reset.
If you’re ready, we’re here.
And if you’re not — we’ll be here when you are.