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Veteran Disability Examinations

Explore exciting opportunities in your clinic or at one of our esteemed business partner clinics, where you can focus solely on providing top-notch care. Say goodbye to the hassles of follow-up or treatment procedures, allowing you to dedicate your time entirely to patient well-being. Plus, with no billing or insurance claims to worry about, you can concentrate on what truly matters – delivering exceptional healthcare to our nation’s veterans.

How It Works

  1. Each separating/retiring military professional is required to have an exam to evaluate the condition of any service-related injury or medical condition.
  2. Determination of a veteran’s disability rating will be made by Veterans Benefit Administration based upon your medical report.
  3. Patient completes a Disability Benefits Questionnaire (DBQ) prior to visit to outline any conditions they believe are service-related.
  4. You receive the patient’s medical record in advance of pre-scheduled appointment for review.
How It Works
  1. Provide evaluation of previously documented service-related medical conditions.
  2. No treatment/prescriptions for findings.
  3. Document your impartial evaluation and submit your findings in a medical report.
  4. A determination of disability benefits will be made upon review of your medical report outlining your findings. You do not determine benefit, only record your findings.

Conducting Thorough Exams Is Our Priority

We train our practitioners to ensure veterans feel at ease and comfortable, with the assurance that they’re in good hands. Before scheduling an examination, it’s important to note that examinations differ significantly from visits to a primary care physician. A primary care physician focuses on treating conditions and maintaining overall patient health. In contrast, the purpose of an examination is to collect the necessary medical evidence for assessing veteran claims and delivering an impartial medical report to the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).

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Expand Your Impact as a Para-Physician

Looking to leverage your expertise in a unique and rewarding way? Medical Assistants and Phlebotomists play a vital role in ensuring accurate and thorough medical assessments for individuals who need them most. With opportunities to use your clinical knowledge in a flexible, exam-focused capacity, these roles are ideal for professionals seeking to supplement their practice or transition into specialized services.