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Services

Medical evidence, built for the way claims are actually decided.

Three services, three flat prices: a $250 records review, a nexus letter from $895, and a $1,595 independent psychological evaluation.

What we produce

A signed opinion, built on your actual file.

Three focused services from a veteran-owned and operated team.

A signed independent medical opinion letter

Nexus Letter / IMO

An Independent Medical Opinion connecting a diagnosed non-mental-health condition to an in-service event, injury, or exposure — written by a licensed M.D. or D.O. From $895.

  • Licensed M.D. or D.O. physician review
  • Individualized analysis — never a signed template
  • VA-appropriate probability language such as "at least as likely as not"
  • Causation and aggravation addressed when relevant
  • One revision included when medically appropriate

Medical Records Review

A physician reviews your available records to identify conditions that may be medically supportable before you purchase a full nexus letter. $250 flat, refunded if nothing supportable is found.

  • Identifies conditions that may be medically supportable
  • Lists diagnosis / ICD information when available
  • Clarifies separate and bilateral conditions
  • Typically completed in about 7 days
  • Refunded if nothing medically supportable is identified

Independent Psychological Evaluation

A telehealth evaluation with a psychologist licensed in your state, including a DBQ and nexus opinion section when clinically supported. $1,595 flat, starting with a free screening.

  • Free screening before you pay the full fee
  • Psychologist licensed in your telehealth state
  • DBQ completed when clinically appropriate
  • Nexus opinion section when supported by the evaluation
  • Evaluation only — not ongoing treatment

Your investment

You are paying for the medical analysis — not just a letter.

A nexus letter is the written result of an independent review by a licensed physician. The value is in the professional judgment behind it.

Independent physician review

A licensed M.D. or D.O. reviews the relevant evidence and independently evaluates the medical question.

Individualized records analysis

Relevant military, VA, and civilian records and other evidence are considered — not simply copied into a template.

Veteran-specific medical history

The physician considers diagnoses, treatment, symptoms, chronology, and service circumstances relevant to the opinion.

Medical relationship evaluated

Direct causation, secondary causation, and aggravation are addressed when applicable.

Medical research when appropriate

Peer-reviewed literature and authoritative sources may be incorporated when they meaningfully support the analysis.

Alternative explanations considered

Risk factors, competing evidence, and alternative explanations can be addressed when clinically relevant.

VA-appropriate probability language

Including language such as "at least as likely as not" when medically appropriate.

Detailed medical rationale

The physician explains why the evidence supports the conclusion — the reasoning that gives the opinion substance.

Payment plans available through Affirm. Flexible payment arrangements may be available to qualifying applicants. Eligibility and terms are determined by Affirm.

Find out which of your conditions a medical opinion can support.

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