About us
Veteran owned. Veteran focused.
Patriot NEXUS Letters provides timely, high-quality nexus letters and mental health evaluations for veterans pursuing VA disability benefits.
Who we are
Empowering veterans through evidence-based nexus letters.

Veteran owned and operated.
Our company is passionately dedicated to helping veterans present clear medical evidence for their disability claims.
More than 30 years of experience.
Our team specializes in connecting current medical conditions to military service events through strong, evidence-based medical opinions.
Honesty, integrity, and excellence.
We provide personalized attention and high-quality documentation designed to support each veteran's individual claim.
Our standards
What we hold ourselves to.
Licensed M.D. and D.O. physicians
Non-mental-health opinions are written by licensed physicians. Independent psychological evaluations are performed by licensed psychologists.
Evidence-based, independent opinions
Providers are paid for independent medical judgment — never for reaching a predetermined conclusion.
Flat-rate pricing
Records review $250, nexus letter from $895, psychological evaluation $1,595. We never take a share of your back pay.
Secure, HIPAA-compliant portal
Military and medical records are uploaded through a secure client portal with clear instructions.
Important disclosure
Patriot NEXUS Letters, LLC is an independent, veteran-owned company and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) or any Veterans Service Organization (VSO). Patriot NEXUS Letters does not provide legal advice, prepare or file VA claims, represent veterans before VA, determine disability ratings, or guarantee claim outcomes. Medical and psychological conclusions are independently determined by contracted licensed providers based on the evidence available for review.
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