Medical Record Review for Veterans ($199 one time fee)
Our dedicated team performs a detailed review of your medical records to help support your VA disability claim.
We take the time to examine your service and medical history thoroughly, identifying any conditions that may have been missed or not properly linked to your military service. This comprehensive review is critical to building a strong, evidence-based claim that meets VA requirements.
By uncovering key patterns and connecting the dots, we make sure your health issues are clearly documented and supported—giving you the best chance at the benefits you’ve earned.
Nexus Letter Services
($400 per letter)
Secure a professionally written Nexus Letter from a qualified healthcare provider—crafted to clearly explain how your condition is linked to your military service.
A Nexus Letter is a critical component of many VA disability claims. It provides a detailed, expert medical opinion that supports a direct or secondary service connection by explaining how your current health condition was caused or aggravated by your time in the military.
Our thorough, evidence-based approach ensures that your letter:
-Aligns with VA standards and expectations
-Clearly outlines the medical rationale
-Strengthens your claim with professional credibility
This powerful document can make the difference in winning an initial claim or appeal—helping you receive the benefits you’ve earned through service.
***Rush Options Available ***
Disability Benefits Questionnaires (DBQs $750 w/Telehealth visit)
A well-prepared DBQ can make a powerful difference in your VA disability claim—especially for fully developed claims or rating increase requests. Per VA guidelines, a properly completed DBQ may even eliminate the need for a Compensation & Pension (C&P) exam.
Our licensed medical providers are committed to delivering accurate, detailed, and VA-compliant DBQs that clearly document the severity and service connection of your condition. These documents are critical in helping the VA understand how your health issues impact your daily life and ability to work.
What’s included:
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A telehealth consultation with an experienced doctor, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant
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A fully completed DBQ, based on your medical records and the information gathered during your virtual visit
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Documentation designed to strengthen your claim and increase your chances of receiving the maximum disability rating you’re entitled to
Let us help you take control of your claim with clear, credible medical support from professionals who understand the VA process.
***Additional DBQ to be completed for $500 ***
Personal Statement Support ($100)
Your Personal Statement is a vital part of your VA disability claim—it’s your chance to tell your story in your own words and show the VA how your condition truly affects your life.
Our team will help you craft a clear, powerful, and VA-optimized statement that:
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Aligns with your medical records and VA’s 38 CFR rating criteria
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Highlights the daily impact of your condition in real, relatable terms
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Strengthens your overall claim by providing a compelling personal perspective
Whether you’re submitting a new claim or appealing a decision, we ensure your statement is professionally reviewed, refined, and impactful—so your voice is heard, and your experiences are fully understood.
Let us help you present your story with clarity and strength—because your voice matters in securing the benefits you've earned.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between a DBQ and a Nexus Letter?
A DBQ (Disability Benefits Questionnaire) documents the medical details of your condition in a VA-friendly format, while a Nexus Letter explains the connection between your military service and your current condition, using medical evidence and rationale.
Can you guarantee a VA disability rating?
No, we cannot guarantee any specific rating or outcome. Final decisions are made by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. However, we promise to provide thorough, evidence-based documentation and guidance to help you present the strongest possible claim.
How much does it cost?
Our pricing is transparent and competitive. For example, a detailed medical record review is a one-time fee of $199. Please contact us for a full list of services and pricing.
How long does the process take?
The timeline can vary based on your specific case and the volume of documentation. Generally, we aim to complete reviews and prepare your documents within 3-4 weeks.
Can I use your documents for my appeal?
Yes! Our DBQs and Nexus Letters are designed to support your claim at any stage — whether you’re filing an initial claim, seeking an increase, or appealing a prior decision.
Legal and Privacy Disclosure
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We do not guarantee any specific VA disability rating or decision.
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We are not affiliated with the VA or any government agency.
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All medical and personal information you share is handled in accordance with HIPAA and strict confidentiality guidelines.
What is VA Disability Back Pay?
When the VA approves your disability claim, you may be entitled to back pay — a lump sum payment covering the time between your effective date and when the VA issues their decision.
Your effective date is typically the date you filed your claim or became eligible for increased benefits. If your claim was delayed or you appealed and won, back pay can go back to your original filing date—meaning you’ll receive retroactive compensation for months (or even years) of missed payments.
How Long Does It Take to Receive Back Pay?
The timeline for receiving back pay can vary. Generally:
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Once your claim is approved, back pay is issued as a lump sum within a few weeks to a few months.
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If you had a lengthy appeal or complex claim, processing can take longer.
We understand waiting can be stressful, so we work hard to ensure your documentation is thorough and accurate—helping to minimize delays and ensure you receive the full back pay you’re entitled to.
At Paramount Veteran Advisors, we’re committed to making sure no eligible compensation is left on the table.