FINANCIAL IMPACT
VA Disability Increasein
Las Vegas, Nevada
Get a Medical Review to Help Support Your VA Disability Rating Increase
If your service-connected conditions have worsened, your current VA disability rating may no longer accurately reflect the severity of your symptoms and their impact on your daily life.
At VA Disability Increase (VADI), we serve veterans in Las Vegas, Nevada, by providing physician-led medical evaluations focused on changes in service-connected conditions and other medically relevant findings.
Our physicians evaluate whether service-connected conditions have worsened and review your medical records for additional diagnoses, functional limitations, and medically supportable relationships between conditions.
Whether you are experiencing more severe symptoms, new medical complications, or increased difficulty performing everyday activities, a medical review may help clarify the current state of your health and provide documentation relevant to your VA disability rating.
Your health matters. Your medical evidence matters. Make sure your current limitations are properly evaluated.
When Should You Consider a VA Disability Rating Increase?
A VA disability rating is intended to reflect the severity of your service-connected conditions.
However, medical conditions can change over time.
If your current rating was established years ago, it may not fully reflect your present symptoms, treatment needs, or functional limitations.
A VA disability increase medical review may be appropriate when:
Symptoms become more frequent or severe
You experience increased pain, reduced mobility, more frequent flare-ups, or worsening symptoms associated with an existing service-connected condition.
Your medical treatment changes
You require additional medications, different treatments, medical procedures, or more frequent specialist visits.
Work and daily activities become harder
Your condition increasingly interferes with employment, household responsibilities, mobility, sleep, or other everyday activities.
New diagnoses or complications are documented
Additional medical findings or complications appear in your medical records and may be relevant to your existing service-connected conditions.
Changes in your medical condition deserve appropriate attention. A physician-led review can help identify relevant findings and determine whether additional medical documentation may be appropriate.
How VADI Helps Veterans Seeking a VA Disability Increase
1
Review of Existing Service-Connected Conditions
We assess whether your previously established service-connected conditions have worsened since your last evaluation
This includes reviewing changes in symptom frequency, severity, treatment requirements, and functional limitations.
3
Evaluation
of Additional
Diagnoses
New diagnoses or complications may be medically relevant to your overall disability picture.
We review documented medical findings to assess whether additional conditions or complications warrant further medical evaluation.
5
Medically Supportable Relationships
When appropriate, our physicians evaluate whether the medical evidence supports a relationship between diagnosed conditions.
This may include reviewing medically relevant relationships between existing service-connected conditions and additional diagnoses
2
Comprehensive
Medical Record
Review
Your medical records can provide important information about the progression of your conditions.
Our physicians review available medical documentation, including relevant diagnoses, treatment history, specialist evaluations, and clinical findings.
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4
Assessment
of Functional Limitations
A medical condition can affect much more than your physical symptoms.
We consider how your conditions may affect mobility, physical activities, occupational functioning, and everyday responsibilities.
Why a VA Disability Rating Increase Matters
Your VA disability rating can affect the monthly compensation you receive for service-connected disabilities.
When your medical condition worsens, having an accurate and current understanding of your health is important.
Consider the following educational illustration of the difference between a 90% and 100% VA disability rating for a veteran without dependents.
VA Disability Compensation Comparison (2026)
Compensation
Month;y
Annual
90% Rating
$2,362.30
$28,347.60
100% Rating
$3,938.58
$47,262.96
These figures illustrate the potential financial difference between the two rating levels. They are not a prediction, guarantee, or representation of any individual veteran's eligibility or outcome.
Actual VA compensation depends on the assigned disability rating, dependent status, eligibility, applicable VA rules, and effective dates. Compensation rates may also change.
For the latest official rates, visit the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs – Current Veterans Disability Compensation Rates