Founded by two infantry combat Veterans who became lawyers and VA-accredited attorneys, ClaimScope reconstructs your complete claim history, identifies missed ratings, effective dates, TDIU, SMC, and procedural errors, and shows the strongest lawful path forward—with every conclusion linked to your record.
Fictional sample audit
A different category
Many tools can summarize medical records. ClaimScope is designed to connect the record to each decision, determine whether the correct benefit was considered, and identify the procedural vehicle that preserves the most recovery.
| Capability | Basic analyzer | ClaimScope audit |
|---|---|---|
| Find potentially unclaimed conditions | ||
| Link findings to source pages | ||
| Reconstruct every VA decision | — | |
| Audit ratings and effective dates | — | |
| Screen TDIU and SMC | — | |
| Test finality and continuous pursuit | — | |
| Match CUE to the correct decision | — | |
| Calculate potential past-due benefits | — | |
| Draft a nexus letter for your doctor to review | — | |
| Prepare a filing-ready package | — |
Experience behind the system
Founder-reported aggregate experience. “Lifetime VA cash benefits” may include past-due awards and the calculated value of recurring monthly benefits over an applicable projected period. It is not law-firm work performed through ClaimScope, does not predict any user’s result, and is not a guarantee of benefits.
Fictional sample matter
Every issue connects the VA action, relevant evidence, governing rule, potential prejudice, recommended remedy, and expected recovery period.
Built from lived and legal experience
ClaimScope’s founders understand military service and the legal machinery of VA claims. That experience informs the system’s issue spotting, evidence organization, procedural safeguards, and plain-language guidance. ClaimScope is a self-service product; the founders do not offer representation through the platform.
Understand the complete VA record
A plain-language map of the record, possible missed benefits, urgent deadlines, evidence gaps, and source-linked findings.
Build the next-step package
Compare review lanes, identify missing evidence, prepare statements and clinician materials, open the correct official forms, and follow a final submission checklist.
Clinician-ready nexus workspace
When the record supports a potential medical connection, ClaimScope organizes the relevant history, identifies the proposed theory, lists questions for the clinician, and drafts a nexus letter for your doctor’s independent review.
Build my evidence workspaceThe family value of 100% P&T
A spouse or child of a Veteran who is permanently and totally disabled from a service-connected disability may qualify for Chapter 35 Survivors’ and Dependents’ Educational Assistance. ClaimScope screens the record for permanent-and-total status and dependent-benefit eligibility—not merely a 100% combined rating.
Review official VA eligibility rules2026–2027 full-time Chapter 35 rate
Illustrations multiply the VA’s October 1, 2026–September 30, 2027 full-time monthly rate by 36 months. Actual eligibility and payments depend on the qualifying event, each dependent, enrollment level and dates, approved training, remaining entitlement, proration, and future rate changes. VA pays the eligible dependent directly.
See current official VA ratesTransparent monthly plans
A payment method is required. Plans begin at $49 per month after the trial unless canceled. Page limits and any additional cost are shown before processing.
What you receive
Not a chat transcript. Structured work product with sources, uncertainties, and next actions.
Privacy controls
ClaimScope uses account-scoped storage, encrypted transport, logged processing events, and permanent matter deletion. Real-file intake remains closed while remaining controls are verified.
See how ClaimScope protects recordsDeadlines come first
A ClaimScope review will not extend the one-year review period following many VA decisions or the generally applicable 120-day period for appealing a Board decision to the CAVC.
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