Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) can cause mild to serious symptoms and is recognized by the VA as a common injury among combat veterans. Learn more about TBI and how you can get rated.

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The VA Denied my PTSD Disability Claim, What Do I Do Now?!

kris | Posted on February 24, 2020 |

PTSD is one of the most common conditions suffered by veterans. Learn more about PTSD and better understand how you can file your claim.

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5 Ways to Identify a BAD C&P Exam

Mary | Posted on November 20, 2019 |

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 expressed?” We get it, you hear all these horror stories about horrendous C&P exams, but you don’t know how […]

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Can the VA Reduce a PTSD Rating?

kris | Posted on April 24, 2020 |

After all the work that goes into filing a successful VA claim, followed by all the waiting for the VA to issue a decision, there are few things that feel better than finally having your claim approved! But can the VA reduce a PTSD rating? The short answer is, yes. The VA absolutely can choose […]

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6 Tips for Your C&P Exam for Sleep Apnea, Secondary to PTSD

kris | Posted on February 21, 2020 |

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 the most common secondary conditions to PTSD is Sleep Apnea. Remember, your C&P (“compensation and pension”) exam is, […]

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5 Tips to Prepare for Your C&P Exam for PTSD

Brian Reese | Posted on June 12, 2019 |

Hi Veterans, Brian Reese here from VA Claims Insider! In this post, I’m sharing some “INSIDER” tips on how to prepare for your VA 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, […]

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