VA accredited attorney marketing with requests that arrive ready
Veterans use our calculator and condition guides, then choose to contact accredited representatives who handle their claim type in their state. Every request reaches you with the conditions, current ratings and combined rating already worked out.
What every request contains
- Condition list, as the veteran entered it
- Current rating for each condition
- Combined rating with the VA math steps
- Claim stage, from initial claim and increase to appeal and military disability
- State
- A confirmed email address, so you reach a real person who chose to contact you
Requests come from the VA combined rating calculator, from guides such as the VA rating for PTSD and from veteran pages such as VA disability lawyer.
How requests reach you
You choose the states you serve and the request types you handle. A veteran's request goes only to accredited representatives who match the state and claim stage, and the veteran decides whom to talk to. Placement on the directory follows your plan, from standard to priority nationwide.
Accept or decline each request from your inbox
Track the status of every request
Get email notifications, and webhooks on Firm and Enterprise
Export to CSV, or connect your intake system by API on Firm and Enterprise
An accredited-only directory
Before your profile goes live, we check your name and accreditation against the public VA accreditation records. Profiles of representatives whose accreditation lapses are suspended. Veterans see a directory they can trust, and you do not compete with unaccredited claim consultants here.
Built for the rules you work under
- Flat subscription for advertising. We take no share of your fees.
- No payment per case and no pay per lead.
- The veteran chooses whom to contact. We never assign clients.
- Disclaimers on every page say plainly that we are independent and not the VA.
- Veterans learn that accredited Veterans Service Organizations help at no cost and that fees generally start only after VA decides an initial claim (38 CFR 14.636).
You remain responsible for your own fee agreements and professional conduct.
How MilitaryMedicine compares with other ways to get veteran clients
A side by side view of the common channels, so you can judge the cost model and what arrives with each request.
| What you compare | MilitaryMedicine | Pay per lead vendors | General lawyer directories | Paid search ads |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cost model | Flat monthly subscription | Price per lead | Listing or membership fee | Price per click |
| What arrives with a request | Conditions, current ratings, combined rating with VA math, claim stage and state | Usually name and contact details | A message or a call | A visit to your site |
| Accredited representatives only | Yes, checked against public VA accreditation records | Varies by vendor | Usually not checked | Not applicable |
| Fee share and per case payment | None. Flat fee for advertising | Payment tied to each lead | Varies | None |
| Exclusivity | The veteran picks whom to contact | Leads are often sold to several buyers | Shared with every listed firm | Competitors bid on the same searches |
General descriptions of each channel type. Terms differ between providers, so check the terms of any vendor you use.
For managing partners and marketing leads
Cost per qualified request equals your monthly plan price divided by the requests you accept that month. Compare it with what one retained case is worth to your firm. You fill in your own numbers, and you can see the inputs before you buy.
Your results
Cost per accepted request
Cost per retained client
Retained clients per month
Return on plan price
The results use only the numbers you enter. They are an estimate for your own planning, not a promise of results.
Put the calculator on your own website
Embed the calculator on your firm's site in a few lines of code. Veterans run their numbers on your page, and their requests land in the same inbox as directory requests. The Agent plan covers 1 site, the Practice plan covers 3 sites, the Firm plan covers 10 sites and the Enterprise plan covers unlimited sites.
Get started in three steps
Create your account and confirm your email with a 6-digit code.
Choose a plan. Yearly billing saves 50%.
Pass the accreditation check, set your states and request types, and start receiving requests.