Strong Nexus Letters for Veterans’ Disabilities
Helping disabled Veterans obtain service connection for their conditions.
What is a Nexus letter?
A VA Nexus letter is a detailed report created by a neutral, third-party doctor that explicitly links a Veteran's disability or current medical condition to one or more events that occurred during their military service. Its purpose is to help a Veteran seek service-connected compensation in opposition to the Veterans Affairs' rejection of a recently or previously submitted claim. At REE Medical, we work with licensed medical practitioners who have the knowledge and experience necessary to write effective Nexus letters for Veterans that will help them obtain the benefits they deserve.
Benefit from working with a team that cares
REE Medical has been built on the principles of integrity, transparency, and an unwavering dedication to helping our Veterans obtain the comprehensive medical documentation they need to support their disability claims. Reach out to us today and take full advantage of our streamlined process, client-centered approach, and over two decades of experience.
Our Process
Action plan
We assess your prior claims and then develop an action plan that outlines the documentation we would need to provide a strong Nexus letter.
Nexus letter draft
After completing all action plan items, we will work with a licensed medical practitioner to prepare a Nexus letter and have it reviewed by a VA-licensed and accredited disability attorney.
Letter delivery
REE Medical will send the finalized Nexus letter to the veteran that they can then submit to the Department of Veteran's Affairs.
Trusted & qualified doctors
REE Medical treats each case with utmost compassion and professionalism. We have established a nationwide network of certified medical providers who have an in-depth understanding of VA claim requirements and terminology. We can help you obtain a highly detailed Nexus letter for primary disabilities and other secondary disabilities that will help you present the strongest possible case to the Veterans Affairs.
How to get a medical Nexus letter with the help of REE Medical
Our process begins with a free consultation during which our Benefit Consultant will help determine if REE Medical is right for you. Based on your documentation and evidence, you will receive a roadmap that details if any additional documentation is needed, and the steps moving forward with the process. Once we have all the evidence, one of our neutral third-party doctors will review those documents and write a detailed letter stating their independent medical opinion of how your condition is connected to your time in service. Once complete, the Nexus letter will be sent to you via a HIPAA-compliant link.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Nexus letter?
Nexus letters for Vets are evidence-based documents prepared by qualified and credible medical experts. Their purpose is to show a connection between the Veteran's current disability or medical condition, and one or more events that occurred during their time in the Armed Forces.
Can you win a VA claim without a Nexus letter?
The questions of "Do I need a Nexus letter" and "How important is a Nexus letter to the VA" are common among veterans who are looking to appeal one or more denied disability claims. In general, presenting strong, expertly written documentation is essential for proceeding with submitting a claim or appeal successfully. While REE Medical cannot guarantee the VA will decide in your favor, an analysis conducted by a competent and impartial third-party doctor is held in much higher, therefore, increases the possibility of positive outcome.
Can I write my own VA Nexus letter?
No. There's no such thing as a Nexus letter template that you can simply fill out with your information. To be credible and acceptable as a legitimate part of a claim or appeal proceedings, a Nexus letter for VA disability such as depression, PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder), sleep apnea, and other conditions, must be written by a certified medical provider.