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Exclusive Insight: VA's Proposed Changes to Sleep Apnea Disability Ratings - A Must-Watch for Veterans!

Welcome to a pivotal episode on VA Claims Academy, where we exclusively focus on the newly proposed changes by the Veterans Affairs (VA) to the disability rating system, specifically targeting Sleep Apnea. This video is a crucial resource for veterans and their families who are dealing with or might be affected by Sleep Apnea related claims. 🇺🇸💡

Dive deep with us as we unpack the nuances of the VA's latest proposals. We provide a detailed analysis and expert interpretation of what these changes mean for you, how they could impact your benefits, and what steps you can take to navigate this new landscape effectively.

Key Highlights:

An examination of the proposed VA changes for Sleep Apnea ratings.
Understanding the potential impact on veterans' disability compensation.
Practical advice on how to prepare and adjust your claims in light of these changes.
Expert analysis on the reasoning behind the VA's proposed updates.
Guidance on staying informed and proactive in your VA claims process.

Why This Video is Vital:
The proposed changes could significantly alter how Sleep Apnea is evaluated and rated by the VA, potentially affecting thousands of veterans. Staying informed and understanding these changes is crucial for maintaining or seeking the benefits you deserve.

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Legal Disclaimer: This video and its content are provided for educational purposes only. VA Claims Academy emphasizes the importance of honesty and integrity in all dealings with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). It is crucial to understand that falsifying information, exaggerating conditions, or providing misleading statements to the VA is not only unethical but also illegal and can have serious legal consequences.

The strategies and tips shared in this video are intended to guide you in presenting your legitimate case in the most effective manner within the legal and ethical boundaries of the VA claims process. We strongly advise against using this information to deceive or manipulate the system. The purpose of this guide is to empower you with knowledge and understanding of the VA process, enabling you to make informed and honest decisions regarding your claim.

Remember, the goal is to ensure that veterans receive the benefits they rightfully deserve based on their true service-connected conditions. We encourage you to approach your VA disability claim with transparency and sincerity, reflecting the respect and integrity that our veterans deserve.
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[timothymccoy]

I took me more than 3 years, but it was worth it. Keep pressing.

[skankhunt-ipvq]

Just submitted my intent to file last week. Sleep study today. Thanks, bud. Youre the man. Everybody stay strong and go get what youre owed!

[moparheatman]

Hey Jordan you are Awesome! Thanks for all the info you put out for us Vets. It is appreciated!

[dr.olualbert]

I like the way you present your materials, it makes medical problem comprehensible.

[codycreager]

Got my CPAP in February. Applied in May. Still waiting.

[RitaJohnson-nx]

Thank you Mr Anderson for making it simple...

[DonaldFlickinger]

The VA is getting lazy. I was diagnosed with moderate OSA last year after a VA sleep study. Was prescribed a CPAP by the VA. Had medical diagnosis of OSA, attached a nexus letter and was denied because I did not claim it during active duty and it was not in my medical records. I have since filed an appeal and am awaiting a decision. I am currently at 80% disability rating. Sometimes I wonder if they actually read things. Thank you for your videos, they are inspiring and helpful.

[andresluna]

Have mine filed since June. Just got my machine, lawyer is beefing up the claim. Thanks for helping inform our vets 🤘🎉🎄

[MikeJones-Who]

You are helping many. Kudos to you, my good man.

[Janthony]

They stalled out my claim, sent me to a c&p exam, waited 126 days then said, I filed on the wrong form. I’m really disgusted with the VA.

[BA-pzlo]

hmm very interesting. seems like they are trying to make it harder for all of us with tinnitus and now with sleep apnea too. im retiring after 20 years on 2029 ill make sure i have all my ducks in a row before then. thanks for keeping us up to date. this is my favorite channel when it comes to va claims. some of this stuff gets confusing but you explain it clearly and you make it easy to understand. keep up the great work 👍

[kenross]

Also I get horrible anxiety and closterphobia, and the last two nights for example made one night for 1.4 hrs and last night for about 3. Ive had conversations with the tech at the va about it and he said its really common.

[michaelshapin]

I was service connected for sleep apnea, but never got issued a cpap. So only rated 30 for that.

[hominem]

I am fighting for mine. Thank you sir for your unyielding help.

[HavocDH]

Did my intent to file February and have my C&P exam today in a couple hours. Current 40% hoping to turn it into 80-90% and then open a new claim once I receive my backpay and add the last bit I can wiggle to get 100%

[thexdeadpoolx]

It’s not just 50% for a cpap. It’s 50% if you’re prescribed any breathing assistance device. This includes oral appliances (mouth piece)

[stevewingojr]

I did a sleep study snd my results came back swcere i put in a claim and they attached it to my ptsd ivre been waiting for a decision since September

[tashabriggs]

I appreciate this video. Do you do one on ones

[carlbeal]

Mine is the sinusitis and rhinitis. I literally can't breath with the machine

[LCOO]

Bro im at 90 percent been fighting sleep apnea for 7 years now. I tried to use my CPAP machine on and off the entire time I've tried four different masks none of them work my psychiatrist just ended up giving me Ambien so when I can sleep I will sleep so I just walked around and lethargic Hayes and do the best that I can 😢