Educational platform that helps veterans navigate the VA disability claims process reaches capacity after a referral-driven client surge, starts waiting list to maintain personalized care.
(PRUnderground) February 17th, 2026
VA Claims Academy, a trusted educational platform that helps veterans navigate the complexities of VA disability claims, has officially reached capacity after an overwhelming increase in new clients. To maintain its commitment to delivering personalized, high-quality care, the company will add new clients to a waiting list.
Air Force veteran and founder of VA Claims Academy, Jordan Anderson, announced the decision, emphasizing the importance of preserving the exceptional quality clients have come to rely on.
“We are a 100% inbound, referral-driven business and have not spent money on advertising. This explosion in new clients is due to organic, word-of-mouth referrals. We are honored to see this kind of growth but are committed to our current level of quality,” said Anderson. “Rather than overworking our staff or reducing the one-on-one care each veteran deserves, we will add all incoming clients to our waiting list and work through it as efficiently as possible, without compromising quality.”
VA Claims Academy offers a structured, done-with-you approach to VA claims consulting that empowers veterans to seek disability benefits with confidence. Rather than garnishing veterans’ backpay like some veterans benefits advocates do, VA Claims Academy charges a competitively-priced flat fee backed by a 100% money-back guarantee. This fee covers comprehensive training and mentoring to help veterans submit a claim with the language and evidence that VA reviewers look for.
Since it was launched in 2022, VA Claims Academy has helped nearly 4,000 veterans understand the VA rating increase process. The Academy’s personalized coaching program maintains an impressive 4.9-star rating. On average, the Academy has helped clients increase their rating by 65%, and eight out of 10 clients have achieved a 100% VA disability rating.
VA Claims Academy offers guided lessons, one-on-one coaching for compensation and pension exams, templates for personal statements and nexus letters, and access to a robust support community.
Anderson does not take lightly his decision to waitlist new clients, especially at a time when the need for veteran-focused, educational resources is greater than ever. With nearly half a million VA disability claims pending, the complexity and delays in the claims process continue to affect veterans across the country.
“We recognize the urgent need for prompt help and offer our waitlisted clients a wealth of free resources on our website and YouTube channel while we work to accommodate them as quickly as possible,” said Anderson.
To learn more about the Academy or its resources for veterans, visit www.vaclaims-academy.com for more information.
About VA Claims Academy
VA Claims Academy provides an affordable online educational program that helps veterans who are underrated for VA benefits. Their courses, resources, and community support are crafted to provide their clients with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the VA system confidently.
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