PTSD Nexus Letter Assessment | Licensed Clinician | $500 Flat Fee

Get a professional PTSD nexus letter from a licensed mental health professional. One-time virtual evaluation. $500 flat fee. 7–10 day turnaround. May support your VA disability claim.

✔ Licensed Mental Health Professional Independent — not affiliated with the VA

✔ Virtual — All 50 States Appointments by secure video/Phone Call

✔ $500 Flat Fee— No hidden costs. No surprises.

✔ 7–10 Business Days—From evaluation to letter delivery

What is a Nexus Letter?

A nexus letter is a formal clinical document from a licensed mental health professional that connects your PTSD diagnosis to a specific event or events during your military service.

The VA requires documentation linking your condition to your service. Without it, claims are frequently denied — even when your PTSD is real and your service is documented.

A nexus letter from an independent licensed clinician provides that connection in writing.

How it works

  • Book and complete your Intake

    Schedule your appointment online and complete a short intake form covering your service history, PTSD symptoms, and current claim status, Takes about 15 minutes

  • Virtual Clinical Evaluation

    Attend a 1 time phone appointment- Approximatley 45 - 60 minutes. This is a Independent clinical assessment conducted by a licensed health professional. This is not therapy and there is no ongoing relationship.

  • Receive your Nexus Letter

    Your comprehensive nexus letter is drafted based on the clinical evaluation and delivered to you and sercing organization if you have one within 7-10 business days. it is formatted for direct submission with your VA disability claim.

Who Needs this?

  • Your PTSD claim was denied for insufficient medical evidence

  • Your VA provider declined or was unable to write a nexus letter

  • You're filing a new claim and need independent clinical documentation

  • You're appealing a denial and need new, relevant evidence

  • Your current nexus letter was rejected or was not clinically sufficient

What your letter includes

- DSM-5 PTSD diagnosis with documented clinical criteria

- Nexus statement written to the "at least as likely as not" VA standard

- Clinical rationale connecting your in-service events to your diagnosis

- Documentation of current functional impairment

- Clinician credentials, license number, and signature

- Formatted for direct submission with your VA claim file