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360 Veteran works with a network of doctors nationwide who believe that Veterans deserve the very best our country has to offer, including our respect and compassion. 360 Veteran works with Veterans to obtain accurate, thorough medical assessments and ensures that each Veteran’s unique disability is properly documented. 360 Veteran is not a Veterans Services Organization or law firm and is not affiliated with the Veterans Administration.

No. The VA makes the final decision on all claims submitted. 360 Veteran cannot make any promises or guarantees regarding changes to your disability rating or disability payments. We can only ensure that your disability is documented thoroughly and accurately by physicians who are familiar with the VA disability benefit process.  

Disability Benefits Questionnaires (DBQs) collect essential medical information to help the VA assess and rate a veteran's disability. Accurate DBQs are crucial when applying for a rating increase, as they guide the VA in evaluating your condition's progression. At 360 Veteran, we work with private doctors experienced in the claims process to ensure thorough and accurate DBQ submissions.

No. You will never pay 360 Veteran for any services. However, there is a flat rate fee paid to the medical provider for their independent third-party evaluation. However, the initial no-obligation consultation to determine if our services are a fit for your needs is always free. Please contact us today if you would like to learn more about the cost of our services. 

Most primary care physicians often lack the specialized knowledge required to accurately complete a Disability Benefits Questionnaire (DBQ) in line with VA standards. These forms can be complex and time-consuming. Although veterans can request their personal doctors to provide medical evidence for a VA claim, this approach is usually not the most effective option.

No. We only provide accurate medical evidence to Veterans. Once it is received, the evidence must be submitted to the VA independently by the Veteran or an eligible person/organization acting on their behalf.  

360 Veteran connects veterans with independent medical evaluations and completed Disability Benefit Questionnaires. Veterans are still required to submit their own claims. The medical evidence acquired through the medical providers can be submitted via a Veteran Service Organization, filing electronically on the VA.gov website or, mailing your claim to the VA.