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Which condition do you need an opinion for?

One nexus letter covers one condition. If you need opinions on two, you will open two requests — each gets its own records review, consultation, and letter.

To start: $149
Total per condition: $895
If declined: No balance charged

22 conditions

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Mental healthA written opinion connecting your PTSD diagnosis to a specific in-service stressor.
Major depressive disorder
Mental healthDirect service connection, or depression secondary to a painful or limiting service-connected condition.
Generalized anxiety disorder
Mental healthAn opinion addressing anxiety as a direct result of service or secondary to another rated condition.
Obstructive sleep apnea
RespiratoryThe most common secondary claim we see — most often secondary to PTSD, sinusitis, weight gain, or tinnitus.
Chronic sinusitis and rhinitis
RespiratoryOften tied to burn pit exposure, deployment dust, or persistent in-service upper respiratory complaints.
Asthma and reactive airway disease
RespiratoryFor asthma that began in service or was permanently worsened by deployment exposures.
Tinnitus
HearingConnecting persistent ringing to documented in-service noise exposure.
Sensorineural hearing loss
HearingFor hearing loss from in-service noise exposure, including delayed-onset claims.
Lumbar spine condition (lower back)
MusculoskeletalDegenerative disc disease, strain, and other lumbar conditions tied to service.
Cervical spine condition (neck)
MusculoskeletalNeck conditions from load-bearing, vehicle incidents, or repetitive strain in service.
Knee condition
MusculoskeletalMeniscal injury, patellofemoral syndrome, and degenerative knee conditions.
Shoulder condition
MusculoskeletalRotator cuff, impingement, and instability claims tied to service activity.
Radiculopathy
NeurologicalNerve pain radiating from a service-connected spine condition — a common secondary claim.
Ankle and foot condition
MusculoskeletalPlantar fasciitis, ankle instability, and related foot conditions.
Migraine headaches
NeurologicalDirect claims and migraines secondary to TBI, neck injury, or PTSD.
Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
NeurologicalResiduals of head trauma, including blast exposure without a documented loss of consciousness.
Peripheral neuropathy
NeurologicalNerve damage from toxic exposure, or secondary to service-connected diabetes.
Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
DigestiveMost often claimed as secondary to medications taken for a service-connected condition.
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
DigestiveFunctional gastrointestinal claims, including those secondary to PTSD or deployment infection.
Hypertension
CardiovascularHigh blood pressure claimed directly or as secondary to PTSD, sleep apnea, or diabetes.
Type 2 diabetes mellitus
EndocrineDirect, presumptive, and secondary pathways including medication-induced weight gain.
Erectile dysfunction
OtherMost commonly secondary to psychiatric medication, diabetes, or a service-connected mental health condition.

Not sure yet?

Nothing is charged until after you finish the intake questions, so you can look around first. If you are not certain a nexus letter is what your claim needs, read this first — it covers when you do not need one.