Ultimate Guide! How Hearing Loss & Tinnitus Supercharge Your VA Rating

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Discover the hidden opportunities in VA ratings! Many veterans aren't aware of the potential secondary claims they can file alongside hearing loss and tinnitus. While these conditions might seem minor, they can have a cascade effect, leading to other symptoms and conditions like somatic symptom disorder, anxiety, depression, vertigo, and headaches. In this video, we dive deep into how you can optimize your VA rating and potentially earn up to $1,700/month.

🔔 Key Highlights:

Understanding the Basics: Dive into the intricacies of hearing loss & tinnitus in VA ratings.
The Gold Mine of Secondary Claims: Learn about the secondary conditions that can stem from hearing loss and tinnitus, and how to approach these claims.
Expert Insights: Tips and advice for successfully navigating the VA claims process, based on vast experience and research.

Join us in uncovering these hidden gems and empower yourself with the knowledge to maximize your VA benefits. If you found value in this video, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more content on maximizing VA ratings and benefits.

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[boathemian]

Just got my 0% for hearing and 10% for tinnitus. I will be studying this strategy very carefully.

[doug-low-carb]

I logged my vertigo attacks for 10 months last year. I average nearly 3 per week. Thanks for teaching me about this! I was logging them expecting to get 30 percent.

[ronniedelaplain]

I had my ear drums shattered by a 122 rocket landing 20 ft away, lost hearing for about a hour the ringing was very load. When I got out I had a bad vertigo attack and a private doctor told me I had shattered ear drums and i she go to the VA. I went to the VA they gave me a hearing test and said yes you have hearing loss thanks for coming in. For years after my wife kept telling me to get my hearing taken care of. Finally in 2006 with me trying to go through VA they gave me 10% for tinnitus I said what about my hearing loss after 3 hearing test through the VA the automatically gave me 40% for hearing loss in 2019 it only took 48 year to get it.

[gtoexpress]

I told veterans about the Tinnitus to headaches to dizziness with staggering 10-50-30 two months ago i didn't research / read past the 30 percent for dizziness - great video as usual SIR glad you read veterans comments 😁😁😁

[joncameron]

Thank you Jordan. You are such a blessing to the veteran community!

[culvercitycharlie]

Went in for my insomnia CMP connected to tonight, hoping to get the good results in the next few weeks. God bless you and your calm voice.

[joshuacardenas-li]

2. Higher Level Review for migraine.
The issue of migraine was returned for correction of a duty to assist error in the prior decision.
We failed to get an examination(s) and/or medical opinion(s). We will develop for a medical
opinion.
Favorable Findings identified in this decision:
Participation in a toxic exposure risk activity is conceded. TERA Memo concedes participation
in a TERA based on your Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) as Rifleman.
You have been diagnosed with a disability. VA examination dated August 22, 2023, shows you
are diagnosed with migraines.
The claimed primary disability is service-connected. You are service connected for tinnitus

[kodiakkodiak]

I got 0% Tennitus and 0% hearing loss according to my 1st C&P examiner.

Getting a 2nd C&P exam coming up in a week.

I worked on flightline for over a decade, Tennitus started after 1st week on flightline.

My esr rjngs 24/7/365 with occasional increase in amplitude(increase in ringing volume) for no apparent reason.

Have no military mefical record, have no buddy, have no nexus and I'm 65 discharged @1989.

On discharge, Airforce told me I have NO disability claim and everything is "normal".

[bigtime]

Helping the veteran stick it to the man yes😊❤😊

[tomascaraballo]

Thanks for this information. Very helpful for my claims.

[tommy]

I just filed for tinnitus on 09-24-24. And I am currently at 10% for left knee osteochondroma. I applied for increase way back in 2011. And mind you this was after I had knee surgery at the VA hospital in Los Angeles. Well long story short I was denied an increase and I’ve been at a 10% rating for years now. If I don’t get approved for my tinnitus then I’m just going to give up on the VA

[ElectroOverlord]

Have both but at 70% at Mental health, it helped me zero. 12B from IRAQ.

[briancomerford]

Love your videos and advice. Are your nexus letters working? Would like to know if others have been successful.

[maryjanesmith]

My husband served in Iraq 2005-2007 He has 10% disability. He gets 189 bucks a month.

[Victoria-jtxh]

I have a 0% for my hearing loss and 10% for tinnitus. It's really frustrating . I'm still trying to get help on this

[AnthonySdp]

I have ringing in the ear for about 5 mins once a week. Recently, I've been staggering once that happens, and also, the headaches sometimes bring on the vertigo. I didn't know what it was

[CuongTran-rivq]

I’m still in active duty and trying to get diagnosis for tinnitus. What should I tell my provider and what questions my provider might ask me? Thank you guys!

[freddiehorn]

I was in from 1978 to 1982 and there was nothing like this. If you could sign, walk and had at least one good eye at your ets they washed their with ya. No gi bill or anything like that.

[codychavarria]

I just had my tinnitis VA appointment, which I have they also checked my hearing. I have mild hearing loss. But as I get older, it will get worse the lady said. I am filed a claim. I have my audiology c&p in January

[mikedwr]

Great video. Thanks for sharing. When I go report medical problems that I have had for a few years now, should I tell them I’ve had the issue whatever it may be for a few years or should I say it just started happening? I haven’t gone to medical for many things. Thanks for any help you can give me.