Licensed medical providers · Nationwide
The medical evidence your VA claim is missing.
We write independent medical opinions — nexus letters — that connect your diagnosed condition to your service, with real citations and clear reasoning a rater can act on.
Free phone consultation · No percentage of your back pay · Refund if we cannot support your claim
- Licensed medical providersEvery opinion is written and signed by a credentialed physician, nurse practitioner, or licensed mental health clinician.
- Evidence-based, cited opinionsEach letter cites peer-reviewed literature and the specific regulatory criteria the rater applies.
- Flat-rate pricingPublished prices, paid once. No percentage of your back pay, no contingency fee, no surprise invoice.
- HIPAA-secured intakeRecords are uploaded and stored through an encrypted, HIPAA-compliant portal.
HIPAA-secured document portal
Flat fee — never a cut of back pay
All 50 states, D.C. and territories
You review the draft before it is final
Why it matters
Every VA claim needs three things.
A current diagnosis, an in-service event or exposure, and a medical link between the two. That link is the nexus — and it is where most claims fall apart.
- 1A current diagnosisDocumented by a provider and supported by recent treatment records or testing.
- 2An in-service eventAn injury, illness, stressor or exposure that appears in your service or personnel records.
- 3The medical linkA licensed provider's opinion that your condition is at least as likely as not related to that service event.
How it works
Four steps, in plain English.
No jargon, no guesswork. You always know what happens next and what it costs.
- 1
Records review
You upload your DD-214, service treatment records, VA decision letters, and private medical records to a secured portal. A licensed reviewer reads all of it.
- 2
Eligibility findings
You receive a written summary of which conditions a medical opinion could reasonably support, and which ones the evidence does not currently reach. We review it with you on a call.
- 3
Opinion drafted
A licensed provider writes a personalized nexus opinion for each condition you select, citing medical literature and the applicable rating criteria. Drafts are delivered in up to 4 weeks.
- 4
You review and submit
You read the draft, ask questions, and approve it. You then submit the signed letter with your claim or appeal.
Why veterans choose us
Straight answers, published prices, real clinicians.
You keep 100% of your back pay
One flat fee agreed before any work begins. We never take a percentage of a retroactive award, and there are no monthly fees or upsells.
You review the draft
Before anything is finalized, you read the opinion and can ask for factual corrections. Nothing goes out that you have not seen.
Written by licensed clinicians
Opinions are authored and signed by licensed medical or mental-health providers who evaluate your records — not by a template generator.
Refund if we cannot support it
If a provider reviews your records and cannot write a supportable opinion, you get a full refund. We will not write an opinion the evidence does not carry.
Records-first review
We start with your DD-214, service treatment records, VA decision letters and current medical documentation, then build the rationale around what is actually there.
A real person answers
Phone, email or secure message during business hours. You are not routed into a queue and forgotten.
Conditions
Find your condition.
Tap a condition to see what the VA requires, how it is rated, and what a medical opinion has to prove.
- PTSDPost-traumatic stress disorder tied to a documented or corroborated in-service stressor.Read more
- Sleep ApneaDirect and secondary service connection for obstructive sleep apnea.Read more
- Tinnitus & Hearing LossNoise-exposure claims for tinnitus and sensorineural hearing loss.Read more
- Back, Knee & Joint ConditionsMusculoskeletal claims for the spine, knees, hips, shoulders, and ankles.Read more
- Migraines & HeadachesDirect and secondary migraine claims, including post-TBI and cervicogenic headache.Read more
- Depression & AnxietyMood and anxiety disorders, including those secondary to chronic physical conditions.Read more
- Traumatic Brain InjuryResiduals of blast exposure, concussion, and closed head injury.Read more
- Burn Pit & Respiratory ConditionsAirborne hazard and burn pit exposure claims under the PACT Act.Read more
- GERD & Digestive ConditionsReflux and digestive claims, most often secondary to medication or PTSD.Read more
- HypertensionBlood pressure claims, commonly secondary to PTSD, sleep apnea, or diabetes.Read more
What you pay
Flat rates. Published up front.
You will never be asked for a share of your retroactive award.
- Flat rate, paid up front. We never take a percentage of your back pay.
- Multi-letter discounts apply automatically when two or more letters are ordered together.
- If our reviewer cannot write a supportable opinion, you receive a full refund.
Nationwide
Wherever you served, wherever you live.
Every step happens remotely, so where you live never limits who reviews your records.
All 50 states, D.C. and U.S. territories
Telehealth evaluations and record review are conducted by providers licensed to practice for your situation. If a service requires a provider licensed in your state, we match you with one.
Overseas and remote veterans
If you live abroad or in a rural area, secure upload and phone or video appointments mean no travel and no in-person visit.
Secure from end to end
Documents move through a HIPAA-secured portal. Nothing is handled over unsecured email or text.
Scheduling around your time zone
Appointments are booked to your local time, including early and late slots where provider availability allows.
Veteran feedback
What veterans say about the process.
Sample layout shown below — these are placeholders until verified, written-consent reviews are added.
The provider actually read my service treatment records and explained, in writing, why my condition was at least as likely as not connected to my time in.
Flat fee, no percentage of back pay, and I saw the draft before it was finalized. No surprises anywhere in the process.
I had been putting this off for years. The intake call was plain English and someone stayed with me the whole way through.
Find out which of your conditions a medical opinion can support.
Answer eight plain-English questions. No cost, no obligation, and a real person follows up.
Patriot Nexus Pros is a private medical practice. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs or any government agency. We do not represent claimants before the VA and are not VA-accredited agents or attorneys. We provide independent medical opinions as evidence; we cannot predict, promise, or guarantee any claim outcome.