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1. Complete the Contact Form

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2. Book Your Time

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3. Telehealth Visit for VA Disability Exam

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FAQs

VA Disability Qualification Questions

Can I get a VA disability exam from a private doctor?
Yes. Private providers—also known as independent medical examiners—can conduct VA disability exams and provide medical evidence to support your claim, even if they’re not part of the VA system.
Yes. The VA accepts Independent Medical Opinions (IMOs) and Disability Benefits Questionnaires (DBQs) from licensed private providers, as long as they are completed thoroughly and professionally.
A DBQ is a standardized form used to document medical conditions related to VA disability claims. It helps ensure your symptoms and limitations are clearly presented to the VA.
Yes, ideally. Each condition being evaluated should have its own DBQ to ensure accurate documentation and proper consideration by the VA.
Absolutely. A nexus letter is a medical opinion that links your current condition to your military service. Private doctors can write these letters to strengthen your VA disability claim.
A C&P (Compensation & Pension) exam is ordered by the VA and conducted by their providers. A private exam is scheduled independently and can provide additional or clarifying evidence for your claim.
Not necessarily. If the private exam and documentation are thorough, credible, and medically sound, they can carry significant weight in the VA’s decision-making process.
Yes. A well-documented private exam, DBQ, or nexus letter can be crucial in appealing a denial or getting a rating increase.
We provide you with fully completed and signed documentation (such as DBQs and nexus letters) that you or your representative can submit directly to the VA with your claim or appeal.
Simply contact us to schedule a telehealth visit. We’ll guide you through what to expect and what documentation is needed to support your VA claim.