VA Disability Claims: Maximizing Your VA Benefits

In this informative video, we address the question of a denied service connection (SC) claim for pes planus (flat feet) and explore the possibility of pursuing a secondary service connection to ankles at a 10% disability rating. If you've experienced a denial for your pes-plus claim and are considering alternative avenues for compensation, this video is a valuable resource.

Join us as we delve into the intricacies of secondary service connection and its potential application to ankle conditions related to pes planus. We'll discuss the criteria for establishing a secondary service connection, the evidence required, and the potential disability rating of 10% for ankle conditions.

Our expert panel will provide insights and guidance on navigating the VA claims process, including tips for gathering supporting evidence, obtaining medical opinions, and building a strong case for secondary service connection. We'll also address common misconceptions and share success stories to inspire and empower you on your claims journey.

Understanding the possibility of pursuing a secondary service connection to ankles at a 10% disability rating can significantly impact your compensation and benefits. Subscribe to our channel for more informative content on VA claims, and be sure to leave your questions and comments below. Together, let's explore the options available to veterans with denied SC claims for pes planus and work towards securing the benefits they deserve.

All things VA disability claims with VA Accredited Claims Agent Carmella George

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