Category: Medical Evidence

Leading telehealth companies have helped many Veterans transition to using telemedicine. Much like the evolution of the commerce industry; where at one time we were only able to shop in-person at... continue reading

Bottom Line Up Front (BLUF): Evidence may have more (or less) PROBATIVE VALUE. Medical evidence is medical evidence. All competent and credible evidence of record must be reviewed by the VA Rater... continue reading

A high-quality, credible VA Nexus Letter written by a qualified medical professional is arguably #1 way for veterans to prove service-connection, aka, the “Nexus” requirement under the... continue reading

In this post, I’ll be revealing and explaining some of my 10 Best VA Compensation and Pension Exam Tips. Hi Veterans, Brian Reese here, Air Force service-disabled veteran, VA disability expert,... continue reading

If you're reading this, you have either already scheduled and pass C&P exam for ptsd benefits or you are considering filing a claim, and you're probably wondering what you can expect during the... continue reading

Medical evidence is vital when it comes to filing a claim for disability compensation. Learn how to request military records to prove service... continue reading

If you’re a Veteran applying for VA disability benefits years after service, pay close attention, because these tips might be the difference between winning and losing the VA disability benefits... continue reading

Need a C&P exam for sleep apnea secondary to PTSD? In order to help you with your secondary claim, we have put together this Insiders Guide! Here at VA Claims Insider, we have found that one of... continue reading

Many times Veterans positively tested for asbestos exposure are unable to service-connect the relevancy because this is an unusual claim. However, you can still get a VA Disability Claim with... continue reading

After extensive research and analysis into Nexus Letter Doctors, VA Claims Insider built this list of the Top 5 Doctors Who Write VA Nexus Letters for Veterans, along with "pros" and "cons"... continue reading

So you've just finished your C&P exam and you begin to think about how it went. "Did that actually go well? Were those the questions he should have asked? Was my side of the story really... continue reading