REE Medical Partners With Military Makeover to Highlight VA Disability Benefits for Veterans

Appearance on the award-winning home renovation series will bring national visibility to the critical gap between veterans' eligibility and access to the benefits they've earned.

Apr. 1, 2026 at 10:00pm

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REE Medical, a veteran-focused medical coordination company, has announced a partnership with the acclaimed home renovation series Military Makeover with Montel. The company will be featured in an upcoming episode, aiming to bring national attention to the significant challenge facing many veterans: understanding and accessing the VA disability benefits they've rightfully earned through their service.

Why it matters

This partnership reflects REE Medical's core mission to connect veterans with the competent, transparent medical coordination services they need to thoroughly document their service-connected conditions and support their VA disability claims. Many veterans who qualify for these benefits go without them, not because they don't meet the criteria, but because they don't know where to turn for help.

The details

REE Medical, which serves over 95,000 veterans nationwide with a 95% success rate, will be showcased in an episode of Military Makeover with Montel, a Lifetime TV series that transforms the homes and lives of deserving military families. The appearance will allow REE Medical to reach veterans and their families who need to know about the company's services, which provide the medical evidence veterans require to make their strongest disability claims.

  • REE Medical's segment is scheduled to air on April 2nd, 2026 on Lifetime Television.
  • Following the premiere, an HD video file will be made available to REE Medical for cross-promotional use.

The players

REE Medical

A veteran-focused medical coordination company serving 95,000+ veterans nationwide, connecting them with the accurate, competent, and transparent medical documentation they need to support their VA disability claims.

Military Makeover with Montel

An acclaimed home renovation series airing on Lifetime Television that transforms the homes and lives of deserving military families by connecting them with mission-aligned brands and organizations committed to serving those who have served.

Patrick Schneider

CEO of REE Medical.

Scott Moss

EVP of Programming & President of Integrated Partnerships at BrandStar Entertainment, the production company behind Military Makeover with Montel.

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What they’re saying

“Every day, veterans who have earned their VA disability benefits go without them -- not because they don't qualify, but because they don't know where to turn. Partnering with Military Makeover with Montel connects REE Medical with the veterans and families who need to know we exist. We are proud to stand alongside a program that honors service with action, and we look forward to connecting more veterans with the accurate, medical documentation they deserve.”

— Patrick Schneider, CEO, REE Medical

“Our goal with Military Makeover is to give back a small part of what our service men and women and their families have given for our freedom. Partnerships with amazing brands like REE Medical allow us to get these life-changing makeovers completed. We are deeply grateful to all the REE Medical staff volunteers who came out each day to collaborate during this 45th season of Military Makeover.”

— Scott Moss, EVP of Programming & President of Integrated Partnerships, BrandStar Entertainment

What’s next

Veterans and their families can learn more about the partnership at reemedical.com/military-makeover or get started at www.reemedical.com.

The takeaway

This partnership highlights the critical need to raise awareness and provide support for veterans to access the VA disability benefits they've rightfully earned. REE Medical's appearance on Military Makeover with Montel will help connect more veterans with the medical documentation services they require to make their strongest disability claims.