VA Disability Pay Dates 2020 – The Experts Guide
Hi Veterans, Brian Reese here from VA Claims Insider and in this post, I'm explaining the VA Disability Pay Dates 2020 in detail. One of the questions I get asked all the time is... continue reading
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5 Tips to Prepare for Your C&P Exam for PTSD
When you file a VA claim for PTSD, whether you’re filing for the first time, aka PTSD Initial, or you’re filing for an increase, aka PTSD Review, you need to be prepared for your C and P... continue reading
VA Higher Level Review, Good or Bad?
The VA Higher Level Review is the first option under the new VA appeals process following the implementation of the VA Appeals Modernization Act. At VA Claims Insider, we’ve seen some... continue reading
Migraine headache claims, why are they difficult to win?
Hey Veterans! Brian Reese here, Your VA Claims Insider. Are you having some Migraine Headache issues? Let’s walk through together how you can file for VA migraine headache... continue reading
Why can’t I win my PTSD VA Disability Claim?
We all know veterans who file a PTSD VA disability claim really want a 100% win. Listed here are the common reasons why a PTSD VA Disability Benefits claim is denied. #1. Insufficient... continue reading
The Transition From eBenefits to VA.GOV
When you login to eBenefits, the VA is highly encouraging all veterans to file a claim on the VA.Gov website. Let's learn more about the transition from ebenefits to va.gov... For those of us who... continue reading
Did you know that most Veterans do not know what their combined disability rating is? Understanding VA Math is easy once you know what to look for. Let's jump into it! VA Math and the 'Whole... continue reading
Veterans need to know how important it is to win your C&P exam. Perhaps, the most critical day in the entire claims process is your compensation and pension exam (C&P exam). Why?... continue reading
The Confusion of 100% Military Disabled
What does “100% Scheduler” Mean? The title 100% Scheduler means that you are 100% military disabled. When you have this title, you can be re-evaluated every 4 to 5 years at the VA’s... continue reading
When filing for your VA Disability claim, the NEXUS letter is essentially your link between your newfound health condition and your time in service. Without this piece of proof, the VA has no reason... continue reading
This is the third part to The Path to 100 story. The first two parts of this story can be found here and here. Richard was excited that he was rated at 60%? Sure. Was he also pissed that many... continue reading
The Higher-Level Review for OSA
What is the Higher-Level Review? The Higher-Level Review is the first level of appeal under the new modernization act. According to the VA, “ If you disagree with VA’s decision, you can... continue reading