VA Nexus Letters for Veterans in Spartanburg, Greenville & the Upstate of South Carolina
If you served in the military and are now dealing with PTSD, a traumatic brain injury, depression, anxiety, or ADHD, a Nexus Letter may be the missing piece in your VA disability claim. I provide independent clinical evaluations and Nexus Letters for veterans and their families throughout Spartanburg, Greenville, Anderson, and the greater Upstate of South Carolina.
Call (864) 400-1469 or email yourkindofhappy@pm.me to schedule your Nexus Letter evaluation.
What Is a Nexus Letter?
A Nexus Letter is a written opinion from a qualified clinician that addresses whether a current medical or mental health condition is “at least as likely as not” connected to events, injuries, or exposures that occurred during military service. The VA often requires this kind of medical nexus opinion to establish service connection, especially for conditions like PTSD, TBI, depression, anxiety, and ADHD-related symptoms that surface or worsen after discharge. A well-documented, clinically sound Nexus Letter gives your VA claim the evidentiary support it needs.
How a Nexus Letter Can Help Your VA Claim
Many veterans have their claims delayed or denied simply because the VA does not have a clear, clinician-documented link between their diagnosis and their time in service. A thorough Nexus Letter can strengthen your claim by clearly documenting your current symptoms, referencing your service history and any in-service stressors or injuries, and offering a reasoned clinical opinion on the likelihood of a service connection. This is often the deciding factor in claims for PTSD, TBI, ADHD, depression, anxiety, and other conditions tied to military service.
The Nexus Letter Evaluation Process
Every Nexus Letter I prepare is grounded in a comprehensive clinical evaluation, not a brief phone call or a form letter. My evaluation includes:
A 60–90 minute Statement of Origin (SOF) clinical interview and diagnostic evaluation
A clinical personality assessment, the Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory-IV (MCMI-IV)
The Clinician-Administered PTSD Scale for DSM-5 (CAPS-5)
Following your evaluation, you receive a complete, individualized Nexus Letter that documents your diagnoses, summarizes the clinical findings from your assessments, and provides a clear, professional opinion on the likelihood that your current symptoms are connected to your period of military service.
Nexus Letter Rate
The complete Nexus Letter service, including the SOF clinical interview, MCMI-IV, CAPS-5 assessment, and your final written Nexus Letter, is $650.00 total. There are no hidden fees or add-on charges.
Ongoing Care: Neurofeedback for Trauma, PTSD & ADHD
In addition to Nexus Letter evaluations, I am a community care provider offering neurofeedback therapy to veterans and community members throughout the Upstate. Neurofeedback is a non-invasive, evidence-informed approach that helps retrain the brain’s self-regulation patterns and is often used alongside traditional treatment for trauma, PTSD, and ADHD. If you are already service-connected or are working through the effects of your service, neurofeedback can be part of your long-term care plan.
Serving Veterans Across Upstate South Carolina
I’m proud to provide VA Nexus Letter evaluations and mental health services to veterans in Spartanburg, Greenville, Boiling Springs, Duncan, Moore, Wellford, Simpsonville, Greer, Easley, and Anderson, as well as throughout the broader Upstate of South Carolina. Evaluations are available in-person and, when appropriate, by secure telehealth for veterans across the region.
Ready to Get Started?
Don’t let a missing Nexus Letter hold up your VA disability claim. Reach out today to schedule your evaluation.
Phone: (864) 400-1469
Email: yourkindofhappy@pm.me