Nexus Letter in Pensacola FL

What Is A Nexus Letter?

A VA Nexus letter in Pensacola FL is an evidenced based detailed report created by a neutral, third-party doctor that explicitly connects a Veteran’s disability or current medical condition to one or more events that occurred during their active military service. It is often the essential irrefutable evidence needed by a Veteran seeking service-connection compensation. A medical nexus letter can influence the VA Rating Official’s final disability decision to award or deny the claim. Thus, it is important not to leave any doubt in the mind of the rating specialist who makes the award decision.

At Affordable Chiropractic, Dr. Yang is a licensed Chiropractic physician who has the knowledge and experience necessary to write effective Nexus letters. He can help Veterans obtain the benefits they deserve. His credentials include a Diplomate of the American Board of Forensic Professionals and he has performed countless Independent Medical Examinations (IME) for over 20 years.

How Much Does It Cost For A Nexus Letter In Pensacola FL?

Depending on where you go for your Nexus letter, the prices vary greatly. The Independent Medical Examination (IME) doctors’ opinions may cost from $600.00 to $1500.00 or more, with the average cost in 2021 around $1500. There are no insurances that cover these services so it will be an out-of-pocket expense for the Veterans. At Affordable Chiropractic, we do hold true to our name because we believe in making all aspects of care affordable to everyone, including a Nexus letter. Dr. Yang will perform consultation, examination, and medical record reviews, and provide a Nexus letter for $300.00 which, by far, is the best price available. Contact our office today to schedule your appointment.

What Do I Need To Bring To My Appointment?

To help better serve you and provide the best Nexus letter, please bring in all and any available past medical records pertaining to the condition or conditions you are seeking disability benefits. These records are past medical notes from your doctors, medical imaging reports from past X-rays, MRIs, and CT scans. Remember, the more information you have the better. If you are unsure of what to bring or have questions, please give our office a call and we will walk you through the process.