VA Claims Academy teaches injured veterans how to file for the VA disability benefits they have earned. In March, the Academy reached a milestone, with a 15% increase in client success.
(PRUnderground) April 29th, 2025
VA Claims Academy, LLC, the nation’s leading veterans disability claims education provider, announced today that it has helped a record number of veterans win their disability claims with Veterans Affairs in March 2025. The milestone represents a 15% increase in approved VA claims over any other month since the academy launched in 2022.
“What makes this achievement particularly meaningful isn’t just the numbers — it’s the life-changing impact on thousands of veterans who have finally received meaningful VA claims assistance and accessed the benefits they earned through their service,” said Jordan Anderson, Founder of VA Claims Academy. “Our methodology focuses on teaching veterans to think like VA raters, which essentially transforms what’s traditionally an adversarial process into a collaborative one.”
The company’s recent success comes amid growing recognition of the difficulties veterans face when filing disability claims. According to VA data, approximately 30% of initial claims are denied, often due to insufficient documentation or improper filing procedures rather than ineligibility. VA Claims Academy’s proprietary “Rater’s Perspective” approach has proven remarkably effective, with clients experiencing approval rates at nearly double the national average.
VA Claims Academy’s innovative approach smooths the path to VA disability increases for deserving veterans. VA Claims Academy offers one of the most comprehensive, actionable, step-by-step online video courses available. It helps veterans understand how to prepare for the VA’s medical exam (C&P exam), how to find medical records that have been “lost” in the VA’s system, how to get a service connection for conditions that were not diagnosed in-service, and more. VA Claims Academy also provides plug-and-play templates for personal statements, nexus letters, buddy letters, etc. that save veterans countless hours while helping them incorporate the wording and structure that the VA wants to see.
Recent success stories include Michael Torres, a retired Marine Corps veteran from San Diego: “Before working with VA Claims Academy, I had been denied benefits three times over two years. Their training completely changed my approach. By organizing my evidence the way Jordan taught me — essentially making it easy for the rater to approve my claim — I received a 70% disability rating on my first submission after their guidance.”
Anderson relates to clients like Torres based on his own experiences as a disabled veteran. After hitting an “impenetrable wall of bureaucracy” at the VA and being billed $15,000 for VA claims assistance, he was still unable to access the compensation he qualified for. He threw himself into understanding every aspect of the VA disability claims process, learning strategies and creating a simplified, tried-and-true system for submitting winning VA claims. He now shares these strategies with other veterans, saving them from becoming worn down by the VA claims process or submitting costly legal appeals with firms that require years of waiting and garnish large chunks of military backpay.
For more information about VA Claims Academy or to schedule an interview with Jordan Anderson, visit www.vaclaims-academy.com.
About VA Claims Academy
VA Claims Academy provides an affordable online educational program that helps veterans who are underrated for VA benefits. Their courses, resources, and community support are crafted to provide their clients with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the VA system confidently.
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