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A Mental Health Expert will review the medical records to assure the necessary information is available to complete the federal forms.
Once approved, the office will get the veteran scheduled with the Mental Health Expert.
Register for the Portal.
Fill out a Face to Face Exam form in the Portal. A Medical Examiner will review the request and approve the request.
Once approved, the office will reach out to get the veteran scheduled with a Medical Examiner.
Register for the Portal.
Upload important medical and legal documents for the claim into the Portal for the Mental Health Expert to review.
A Mental Health Expert will review the medical records to assure the necessary information is available to complete the federal forms.
Once approved, the office will get the veteran scheduled with the Mental Health Expert.
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To access the online exams, sign in to the portal.
Each examination is $150.00 due at time of completing the questionnaire.
The Medical Expert will review the evidence and reach out with questions. A formal report will be delivered in 5-7 business days.
*The Veterans Administration Regional Office, or VA Regional Office, has placed restrictions on disability examinations conducted by Non-VA Medical Providers. Read more about those restrictions in the M21-1 here. The Board of Veterans Appeals is not bound by the M21-1.
The First Reason: Quality.
The VA has established processes for their Disability Benefits Questionnaires and Valor 4 Vet follows them.
How can a disability examiner honestly answer the question about tenderness on touch when the examiner cannot touch the affected joint? We do not want the VA to reject a Disability Benefits Questionnaire because a question is not answered, not honestly answered, or if their processes are not followed.
Therefore, Valor 4 Vet aims for Quality when scheduling in person examinations to best serve the veteran.
The Second Reason: Time.
Our disability examiners are given one hour to dedicate to a single Disability Benefits Questionnaire.
This gives the veteran and the disability examiner adequate time to discuss the disability, review pertinent medical records, and complete the document.
The disability examiner needs to paint a picture of the veteran’s disability for the VA and adequate time is necessary.
The Third Reason: Comprehensive.
The President at Valor 4 Vet has dedicated a lot of time and energy to assure veterans get the benefits they deserve by staying involved in the legal component of veterans disability as well as understanding the clinical components of disability.
This means that Valor 4 Vet provides valuable information that is not in the standard Disability Benefits Questionnaire. The information that is not in the standard Disability Benefits Questionnaire can get the veteran a more accurate and comprehensive disability rating.
Because the VA does not update their Disability Benefits Questionnaires as often as they should and because they don’t include all the information in order to accurately rate a veteran, we decided to do it.
Now that you know why you should be seen in person instead of doing that video exam for your back, take the time to see if we will be in your area so that you can get on the schedule for a Face to Face, in person, VA disability exam.
Valor 4 Vet does not represent veterans for legal claims, does not provide legal advice, and does not provide medical advice.
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