Trajector Medical

Daitannah S 

on BBB

10 months ago

I was told they would request 20% of what i got back and at the end they requested more than my actual VA percentage. It’s unfair and i asked how did this happen and they couldn’t answer me. I won’t be recommending them to anyone 

Elaine L 

on BBB

10 months ago

I will never recommend Trajector Medical. The support I got was horrible, I had to re-write 90% of the work. The team did not listen to anything I had to say. The bigger increase that I got was solely based on what I re-wrote. 

kirt h 

on BBB

10 months ago

I experienced both disappointment and frustration since I signed the contract with Trajector Medical. The first problem I had was the language barrier. Once I signed the contract, all subsequent phone conversations were with someone from the Philippines. I don’t have any problems with people from the Philippines, but they all have a thick accent and are hard to understand. I am hard of hearing, which has made it what they were saying. The second problem I faced had to do with the form 4130, which they filled out after doing ... read more

Bradford D 

on BBB

10 months ago

I have been filing for VA Disability for years without success until my VA Medical team suggested I refile due to the creation of the recent PACT Act. I did in June 2024. A friend referred me to Trajector Medical in September 2024. Trajector Medical purports to help disabled veterans by preparing forms and reviewing medical records to create "medical evidence" to support disability claims. I signed up and then in October 2024 they submitted some VA forms and what they considered medical evidence. They submitted lay statement... read more

Bryan P 

on BBB

11 months ago

All they do is get your medical records and submit them. Then call 1 time per month to see if you have heard from VA. They tell you on the phone that they charge 25% of your backpay. They fail to tell you that they .bill you for 5 times the money you receive from the VA. They sent me an invoice for $8975. For 3 months of back pay and I’m assuming retraining my medical records. I refuse to pay that astronomical amount for submitting my medical records, I do not recommend this company 

Deborah K. 

on BBB

11 months ago

Trajector Medical Services appears to be genuinely concerned about helping disabled veterans get paid from the VA. The truth is, Trajector is more concerned about paying themselves five times the Veteran's award when the final decision is made by the VA claim. This amount is excessive and illegal. The VA Standards of Conduct, 38 C.F.R (Code of Federal Regulations) Section 14.632 (c) 5 and 6, defines companies charging high fees as "claims predator" businesses. Trajector is also an unaccredited company that preys upon vulnera... read more

Jeff M 

on BBB

11 months ago

They haven't got me any percentage at all. I have questions and all they want to know what VA has sent me via E mail. 

Thomas C 

on BBB

11 months ago

I was asked to complete a review after I talked to one of Trajector Medical’s agents. The call did not go well as I voiced my opinion. Initially they seemed very helpful compiling a list of basically everything that could have been possibly service connected. Unfortunately, all but two of those items out of a list of twenty or so conditions are being pursued by the VA as service connected. My left foot which was injured while serving in Panama and PTSD. All of the other conditions were immediately shot down by the VA without... read more

Cee H 

on BBB

11 months ago

BEWARE!!! THEIR SERVICES ARE PREDATORY!!!! Filed initial claim and received a 10 percent rating. When I inquired about filing an appeal, Trajector advised they no longer dealt with the appeal process. I paid their fee in increments and fulfilled my financial obligation. From there, I was on my own! I continued to fight independently and filed a supplemental appeal. After going to a plethora of private doctors’ visits and therapy, I continued to submit documents to the VA. It took about a year or so but I did in fact receive ... read more