At Veterans Audiology, we get it. We understand what it’s like to serve in the military, give it your all, and then face the reality of having a hearing disability or tinnitus long after you’ve hung up your uniform. If you’re still fighting for the benefits you earned, we’re here to help.

Who We Are

We’re a a team of disabled Veterans, including a Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.), and we know exactly what it’s like to face battles with the Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA). Everyone on the Veterans Audiology team has struggled to be service connected for their disabilities. That’s why we are helping fellow veterans who have been wrongly denied VA disability ratings for hearing loss and tinnitus that was caused by their service. If you’ve been denied the service connection you know is deserved, everyone at Veterans Audiology is dedicated to finding the documentation and medical evidence necessary to support your supplemental claim.

What We Do

We provide complete evaluations of your Service Treatment Records (STRs), Claim Files (C-Files), Hearing Conservation Program (HCP) records, and previous VA Rating Decisions. When our audiologist determines a previously denied claim has merit, they will provide an independent expert medical opinion (IMO) based on the facts of your personal case. Our VA trained Claims and Pension (C&P) examiner will write an individualized and detailed Nexus letter, specific to your own military service, not the copy and paste cookie-cutter letter that other companies provide. Our team works with you to ensure your story is heard and your claim is supported with the right medical evidence. We don’t see you as just a case — we see you as a brother or sister-in-arms.

Why Choose Us?

We Know the ins and outs of how the Veterans Benefits Administration decides if a claim is valid. Our audiologist (Au.D.) has completed at least 5000 C&P exams. Trained in forensic audiology, and certified by the VBA: Medical Disability Examination (MDE) General Certification Overview, MDE Military Sexual Trauma and the Disability Examination Process, MDE Medical Opinions, MDE Gulf War Certification Course, MDE Understanding Military Culture and Veterans, MDE Suicide Awareness and Prevention, MDE Lethal Means Safety, MDE The Veteran Experience, MDE Assessing Deployment Related Environmental Exposures (War Related Illness and Injury Study Center), MDE PACT Act: Key Terms & Medical Opinions for Examiners.

We’ve Got Your Six

If you’re ready to take the next step in securing the benefits you’ve earned, we’re here to help. Reach out to us at Veterans Audiology. Let us help you get the benefits you earned.