Top 5 Best VA Disability Claims 2023 | *WATCH THIS BEFORE FILING VA BENEFITS*
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These are by far the top 5 best VA disability claims to file in 2023 to get paid maximum monthly passive income. Get 100% BA disability with high value aka “High-Roller” claims to get high percentage increases. For a step-by-step guide how to claim these and write personal statements, enroll in VA Claims Academy today!
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I’m rated 100% PTSD, 40% hearing loss and 10% tinnitus. They gave me 70% for PTSD I thought I such have been rated higher 2 months after I filed for a increase got my C&P and 4 days after my C&P they rated me 100%. No one should give up if you deserve it.
Excellent work! Quick coaching and straight to the facts without a lot of sales time. Thanks!
Good video. I'm at 90. I'm trying to get sleep apnea as a secondary
Let us know if you need help, I’d look into “sleep apnea nexus letters”
Great compilation of your list. Can I recommend the background music volume being a tad lower, or add subtitles. Ty.
Absolutely, I goofed on that, have it fixed in newer videos. Cheers
100% P&T static, 20 year Army Infantryman / Airborne / Ranger, been assigned to Airborne, light Infanty unit, mechanized Infantry, both knees wore out, have 5 bilateral knee replacement, left knee was infected, cannot walk without pain, I would love to trade my 100% and have my knees back.
excellent video
What about tinnitus? There are 5 excellent secondary claims that a veteran could file. (1) mental health (2) migraines (3) vertigo (4) hearing loss (5) meneries disease.
Are these primary or secondary? Or a mixture?
@@michaelhopkins2952 Headaches as a secondary to tinnitus is a high percentage play. I typically see 50% with headaches secondary to tinnitus with a nexus letter. Cheers Michael
hypothetically if you had those percentages in those 5 claims what would be the final percentage? is this 100% ?
That’s correct, it would be a 100% scheduler rating which is why we focus on them so much
For my back at my 10, through your course shows how to increase it
Yes Alfred, if your back is at 10, it’s likely your best bet to go ahead and attack a substantial increase on that as well as reevaluate your entire claim as a whole to see if there’s any further optimization to be done
@@vaclaimsacademy thank you for replying back to me, also does your course go over how to appeal denied claims? Im excited for the course.
I got multiple claims in just had my second c&p exam my first was for an increase for mental health. The second one was for my physical exam. I have one more for sleep apnea. Should I wait to file for gerd and hypertension. Right now I’m 90 percent.
Since I've been diagnosed sleep AP. And have a cpap machine, should I file a claim?
If you were diagnosed during your active duty service, absolutely you need to.
I got a few non-service-related responses. I go into the military without it, I come back with it seems service related to me. I deploy without it, return with it... also seems service related to me. I have never had a decent experience at the VA. 10 years active, 20 more in the Guard. I just won't let them talk to me like they think I am trying to steal their wallet. it been 10+ years since I set foot in that godforsaken hospital. even had the DAV guy write it up for me.... Whatever.. I ain't begging them for sh*t. Sorry for ranting, I feel better now..
I hear you there… In my experience DAV and other “free” resources are more miss than hit, and it ends up costing vets lots of cash per month.
The absence of profit incentive helps create a very lackluster service on average.
Yep the VA wants to convince you that you’re crazy and that there’s no evidence for what you’re saying. It’s exhausting. But you can win with a focused effort. Cheers
-Jordan
Good info but the Claims center in Janesville WI denies, add/remove disabilities as they please. You have to be near death to get an approved claim and bulls**t you on why you’re not service connected 😢
Yes, lots of egos in this business trying do deny claims and bully veterans. Very sad people. The best revenge is to learn how to beat them at their own game, get 100% P&T and NEVER have to come see them again 😂
Cheers Danny
VA Math 30%+20%+20% bilateral factor 3.6% =58% round up 60% rating not 70%..just saying...
30%+20%+20% as stand alone and would yield 55.2% assuming no other disabilities using "VA Math." I think what VA Claims Academy is saying that bilateral can prevent "VA Math" from applying. Can you elaborate on how bilateral factor is calculated?
This is correct math the point is that bilateral factor makes a low value claim into a bigger percentage essentially doubling.
Sleep apnea is not easy to get service connected. I'm diagnosed and issued a cpap machine by the VA but denied it when I claimed it. Twice
Do it as a secondary to a primary such as mental health or weight gain as an intermediate step.
Plus you're missing out on gerd or IBS as secondaries.
Were you diagnosed with OSA while in active duty service? Unless you attested to the fact that you had these symptoms prior to your service, it would be presumptively service connected.
Get an attorney.
Got a bad back, yes, but how can I prove military caused it?
By filing a simple supplemental claim with your new back pain diagnosis claimed as a secondary to a pre-existing service-connected condition. As long as a physician opines the chances are at least as likely as not that your back pain could have been caused by the aforementioned service-connected condition, you have what is called a "nexus." Don't go at this shooting in the dark, invest in expert coaching, but NOT a lawyer or a contingency service looking to charge you 5 figures $$$. It's worth spending a couple of hundred on a solid online video module course and a Nexus Statement to really grease the wheels and give you a step-by-step. Same thing you are doing here on RUclips but more more efficient with a clear vector. Cheers Johnny, go get the passive income you earned
VA Math for 100% disabled is 10%X10% - 100% X 95%
so what is the final % of all of this in VA math?
A 100% rating. Cheers
Thank you
My pleasure Keyton, give ‘em hell
More videos bro
excellent channel. the youtube algorithm recommended this to me that AI is doing something right 😂
Haha that's great to know. Cheers B A
Bastards only gave me 10 for my back, 10 for my neck and 30 for my PTSD. Then they said my sleep apnea was not service connected. Ha! We'll see how the appeal goes.
Hey Mike Degnan, thanks for commenting. From the sounds of it, I would personally go Ah read and opt for a Supplemental Claim as the wait time for an Appeal with the BVA is YEARS.
I hope you don’t mind a little tough love here, but whoever was helping you submit your claim was either not super talented or didn’t really care about your claim. There’s no way on planet earth someone would go through my curriculum and end up with 30% for PTSD, I don’t think they even bothered making you write a personal statement and submitting it with your records on form 21-4138…
The good news is that you can easily get 70% for your ptsd which is a massive increase alone, but then we should claim sleep apnea as a secondary to your already existing back pain using a nexus.
Oh, and back pain is my specialty, I award an average of 60% for my students using the C&P exam strategy in tandem with bilateral radiculopathy.
So for you it’s Ptsd 30 to 70% = +40%
Back 10% increased to 60% = 50% increase
Sleep apnea needs nexus letter so I won’t count that to be conservative.
You’re a great candidate to head over to vaclaims-academy.com
Spend a couple hours going through the short & sweet modules giving you the step-by-step of the strategy I just outlined, download the fully pre-written personal statement templates written by yours truly, plug in your info and submit this supplemental claim the RIGHT way.
Seems like it’ll make you high hundreds to maybe even an extra $1,000 per month tax free from the sounds of it.
Cheers Mike
Shalom brother. You're black and Jewish?
I’m a long lost Hebrew, cheers to you
This seems somewhat like lying
I never encourage lying to the VA. Despite the fact that they lie all the time about us service members, they have the federal government on their side and being fraudulent is not playing chess.
Playing chess & not checkers means TRANSLATING your real ailments in to the LANGUAGE that the VA operates in.
Strategy is a must for those who wish to get what they were promised as part of the fulfillment of their military contract. Cheers David
@@vaclaimsacademy Thanks for this helpful explanation, as I have the same concern and have delayed trying to claim benefits. I am very impressed with your videos and appreciate your help. God Bless bro.