What to Bring to Your C&P Exam (To Be Successful)
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2024
- Attorneys Melanie and Shelly talk about the 7 Things you should bring to your C&P Exam. These things will help you to have a more successful exam experience thereby increasing the chances of a successful examination.
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It all boils down to the examiner. They are either on your side or they aren’t. I learned that first hand at my last one.
Thank you very much great information I took all of that to heart I just recently became 100% P&T for my heart condition. I listen to you guys all the time and you gave me great advice. can’t thank you enough.
The vast majority of C&P exams ordered by the VBA only want to know one thing: "Was the medical condition(s) more likely than not caused by the member's time in military service?"
I've have had three C&P's and that was the only question they had to answer. Most were very short in duration and if I had brought medical info (I didn't) they wouldn't even bother to look at it.
C and P is so stressful. Thank you for the tips. This information makes me feel better...
Great information. Thanks, ladies
Great information! I love how you present the info and I learned my lesson in April 2009 when the QTC C&P examiner asked me do I have any medical records."😢 I received an increase in 10% for one of my knees. I have learned so much more since then. The years have flown by.
I have been advised to bring nothing but a picture ID. If you have records or documents , they should be already uploaded to your claim file.
This has been most helpful. Thank you so very much.
Had a CP exam recently, they did not want my medical records (i only brought what was related only to topic of exam) the (CP Dr said that the VA, states they can not look at it if i bring it in) their record's via the VA was months out of date also.
Remember, each C&P examiner is different. I had a total of 10 C&P exams:
One examiner reviewed my medical notes but wouldn't keep a copy of them. Positive exam, received 70% for my feet.
Five examiners took a copy of relevant medical notes. One examiner praised me for bringing my notes (sleep study, rhinitis. sinusitis and X-ray of back). The VA rater granted me 50% for OSA, secondary to rhinitis, 0%, sinusitis, 30%, and 40% for my back.
I had one ACE (Acceptable Clinical Evidence) exam (records review) where I received 50% for migraines. No C&P exam because of COVID-19.
One examiner asked me if I had any medical records, and I did not bring any. I received an increase of 10%.
During two exams, I did not take any notes. One of them I received 30% and the other one I did not get an increase.
How about your own DBQ, nexus letter, lay statement?
Thank you
Always provide any documentation you have in a loose leaf cheap binder with your name and SS number on the outside and ask them to please enter into evidence the contents…always show them your copy and let them know how important it consider it to your claim…
How are you suppose to this on a telehealth exam.
Do I just mark time after my ACE ? Had it 16-April-24. The non-in person version of ACE type appointment/interview.
In 2019 I was awarded SMC-S, TDIU and P&T. I recently received a positive ruling from the BVA in which they basically stated that I will be granted 100% schedular starting back from my original date in 2013. However, they remanded the SMC part back to the RO for the period between my original filing date in 2013 up to the date in 2019 when I was granted SMC-S. They listed two things (SMC-S and A&A) in the decision letter. I'm guessing the RO office will take a look at to see which of the two I would qualify for the period between 2013 and 2019. My question is it more likely than not that I will have to go for another C&P exam? Does this also mean I have to wait until everything is adjudicated before I receive my back pay?
Congratulations! I hope you get your question answered. I had two BVA remands, and I did not get my back pay until after my C&P exams. God bless!
@@lg7728 Thank you LG! Congratulations to you also.
Typically the medical records should be sent with the claim or received before the CP exam. Contracted examiners typically will not accept the evidence, or state that it is in the file. If you do show them something not in the file, make sure it is submitted timely after the exam. The submission of evidence not considered, should be reviewed at minimum in light of a VA opinion without reexamination if possible.
Is a radiologist’s report on an x-ray, CT scan, and MRI sufficient to bring to the C&P exam, or should I bring the images on CD disk?
bring paper
They told me that they couldn't see those records from the VA that's the only records I have my MRI my CT scan
Didn't know it is ok to bring an aide
I might Photoshop my medical records... then they can't review my documents.
CAN YOU BRING YOUR OWN NOTES
Your team is very unhelpful. I inquired to try to consult with someone from your team and someone from India talked with me and basically asked a few questions and told me I could not be helped because I am not homeless. Very disappointing and I will be unsubscribing.