A patriotic, mobile-first coaching site that turns a warm introduction into a booked, free 30-minute consultation. The chosen “Page 2” dark/modern design serves at the main path, with a hero (“You’ve served our country — now let us serve you”), trust badges, a 5-step process, an embedded HubSpot scheduler, resources, FAQ, and contact.
/just4veterans). Recording it here keeps it a conscious, tracked asset — not something hosted-and-forgotten — alongside Jim’s other projects.
anthony20 (live iframe + fallback link). Phone (951) 293-0545.Just 4 Veterans is coaching and education — helping you understand the VA process, organize your evidence, and prepare for a C&P exam. That is different from a paid company filing your claim for a slice of your award. Here is the honest breakdown.
1:1 coaching & consultation
The intro call and coaching guidance are educational. What you get:
- Understand what a VA disability claim involves
- Organize your records, evidence, and buddy statements
- Prep for your C&P exam (see the checklist below)
- A warm hand-off to a free accredited VSO to actually file
What we will NOT do
To protect you (and stay on the right side of the law), Just 4 Veterans will never:
- Take a percentage of your back pay or monthly benefit
- Charge a fee tied to the size or outcome of a claim
- Charge you to file an initial VA claim
- Pose as your VA-accredited representative
- List every condition you are claiming, and how each one connects to your service.
- Gather your DD-214, service treatment records, and any private medical records.
- Collect “buddy statements” from people who saw the injury or your symptoms.
- Write down a current list of your medications, doses, and treatments.
- Keep a symptom journal — frequency, severity, and flare-ups over a few weeks.
- At the C&P exam, describe your worst days, not an average day.
- Explain how each condition limits work, sleep, relationships, and daily life.
- Be honest and consistent — do not minimize, and do not exaggerate.
- Bring your evidence and arrive early; take notes on what the examiner asks.
- Ask a VA-accredited VSO to review everything before you file — it’s free.
If you were exposed to burn pits, airborne hazards, Agent Orange, or other toxins, the PACT Act made many conditions presumptive (VA assumes the service connection). Check any that apply to you:
- Asthma, chronic bronchitis, COPD, or emphysema (diagnosed after service)
- Chronic rhinitis, chronic sinusitis, or constrictive bronchiolitis
- Pulmonary fibrosis, interstitial lung disease, or sarcoidosis
- Cancers: lung, head/neck, brain, kidney, pancreatic, or gastrointestinal
- Lymphoma, leukemia, melanoma, or reproductive-tract cancers
- Glioblastoma or other neurological cancers
- Hypertension or ischemic heart disease (Agent Orange exposure)
- Served near burn pits (Iraq, Afghanistan, Gulf War) or Vietnam-era herbicides
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