Disclaimer

DISCLAIMER

We are not responsible for any claims that get denied by the VA. The VA is ultimately responsible for the final say in whether or not the Veteran’s claim will get approved or denied. If we see a potential benefit from the objective medical records that can be supported with current medical literature, VA disabilities and regulations and board appeal cases that can support this claim then we will write a letter to support the Veteran’s claim.

1. There must be an in-service event (injury, disease, or stressor) that could have caused or aggravated a disease or impairment

2. A present-day diagnosis of the existence of the disease or impairment

3. We will then give a medical opinion linking number 1 with number 2 through evidence based research and the VAs regulations.

We are not held responsible for any claims that do not get the Veteran the benefit that the Veteran was hoping for or for any denied claims. Our purpose is to provide an independent objective medical opinion from the history and medical records provided to me that we can support with evidence based research while considering the VA disabilities and regulations backed up by board appeal cases. We will do the best of our ability to assist the Veteran in this process by providing a letter in their favor as long as there is evidence to support the Veteran’s claim. If we do not see a connection to the medical condition and the Veteran’s time in the service, and we are not able to find supporting evidence in the claim, then we will not write a letter. We will not charge the Veteran a fee if the conclusion to our consultation shows no linkage to service and current disabilities. We will keep the Veterans medical records confidential, and will only use them for the purpose of writing the Nexus letter. We will comply with the HIPAA regulations. I do not give medical advice.