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C&P Exam for Allergic Rhinitis: What to Expect and How to Prepare
After you’ve filed a VA claim for allergic rhinitis, you’re probably going to be scheduled for a Compensation and Pension (C&P) exam. The purpose of a C&P exam for allergic rhinitis... continue reading
Is Sleep Apnea a Presumptive Condition?
Sleep apnea is a prevalent sleep disorder that affects millions of people worldwide, including many veterans. For those veterans navigating the VA disability benefits system, many... continue reading
C&P Exam for Radiculopathy: Here’s What to Expect and How to Prepare
Today, Brian Reese the VA Claims Insider explains everything you need to know to prepare for a C&P exam for Radiculopathy. If you’ve filed a VA disability claim for Radiculopathy,... continue reading
Will There Be a 2025 COLA Increase for Veterans? Yes, But It Will Be Lower Than Expected.
Yes, the latest 2025 COLA increase estimate is a 2.5%, which will be applied to VA disability compensation rates effective December 1, 2024, payable beginning January 1, 2025. Our latest 2025... continue reading
C&P Exam for IBS: What to Expect and How to Prepare for the Big Day!
If you’ve filed a VA claim for IBS, you'll likely be scheduled for a C&P exam for IBS. In this high-value blog post, you’ll learn “what” to expect and “how” to prepare for... continue reading
How Long Does a Higher Level Review Take?
UPDATE: As of October 2025, VA Higher Level Reviews (HLRs) are taking 3-6 months from start to finish. After years of delays, HLRs are finally moving faster. The backlog has finally been... continue reading
Non-Resident Disabled Veteran Fishing License by State
For disabled veterans passionate about fishing, understanding the regulations and costs associated with non-resident fishing licenses is crucial. This guide provides an overview of... continue reading
C&P Exam for GERD: Here’s What to Expect and How to Prepare
If you’ve filed a VA claim for GERD, chances are high that you'll be scheduled for a C&P exam for GERD. In this high-value blog post, you’ll learn “what” to expect... continue reading
Example of a Nexus Letter
In this post, we'll show you an example of a nexus letter for a VA disability claim. We'll also explain the four things every good nexus letter needs. Let's take a look. Example of a Nexus... continue reading
Non-Resident Disabled Veteran Hunting License by State
This post will cover the non-resident disabled veteran hunting license by state. We'll look at guidelines, prices, and restrictions for non-residents planning to hunt out of state. We'll also... continue reading
Veterans Day 2025
Too often, holidays pass without much consideration for the origins or significance of the date being recognized. Veterans Day is no exception. At VA Claims Insider, we’re 100% focused on... continue readingIMPORTANT LEGAL DISCLAIMER
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