Has anyone used Medical Experts USA, that advertise in this forum? I just seen the ad today, their web-site is medicalexperts.com Does anyone know how to use this forum to find out their success rate, or any of the others, Dr Bash etc., success rate.
Question About Imo / Ime Provider
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Spiderman
, Mar 13 2012 12:02 AM
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Posted 13 March 2012 - 12:02 AM
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Posted 13 March 2012 - 09:35 AM
It looks to me from their site that they might deal exclusively with lawyers.
However- it might pay to see if they in fact do IMos regarding veterans issues.
The last IMO place I contacted (I believe I posted their link for you before?) Maybe not
Was geared to forensic IMOs for ,I assume, mostly civil and criminal cases but nevertheless I contacted them and they had started to prepare a cardio IMO for me, when I had to cancel it, as my award letter arrived.
( they called me up when they got my info and the check asking if I was a doctor or a lawyer because of the way I prepared my stuff - I am detailed but concise and use Exhibit Stickers and told them exactly what I wanted from the cardio doc and tabbed the med recs and documents that warranted a supporting opinion.I did this too for my IMos from Dr. Bash.)
Dr. Bash has some of his cases at his web site and he said he would post mine there too. He did 2 excellent IMOs for me.
I also posted a few of his we discussed with him last week at SVR radio show here at hadit.
Sometimes this might help-
the opining doctor should definitely be an expert in the field of the disability.
If you can find similiar cases like yours at the BVA whereby an IMO doc helped award the claim, sometimes the names of the IMO doc are in the decision. Sometimes just the initials are there but if you google doctors in the same local of the VARO named in the decision, that might be able to help find those IMO docs even with just their initials based on their expertise in the BVA decision.
If I were you I would contact the medicalexperts.com and ask them if they do IMOs for thse who are nt lawyers.
However- it might pay to see if they in fact do IMos regarding veterans issues.
The last IMO place I contacted (I believe I posted their link for you before?) Maybe not
Was geared to forensic IMOs for ,I assume, mostly civil and criminal cases but nevertheless I contacted them and they had started to prepare a cardio IMO for me, when I had to cancel it, as my award letter arrived.
( they called me up when they got my info and the check asking if I was a doctor or a lawyer because of the way I prepared my stuff - I am detailed but concise and use Exhibit Stickers and told them exactly what I wanted from the cardio doc and tabbed the med recs and documents that warranted a supporting opinion.I did this too for my IMos from Dr. Bash.)
Dr. Bash has some of his cases at his web site and he said he would post mine there too. He did 2 excellent IMOs for me.
I also posted a few of his we discussed with him last week at SVR radio show here at hadit.
Sometimes this might help-
the opining doctor should definitely be an expert in the field of the disability.
If you can find similiar cases like yours at the BVA whereby an IMO doc helped award the claim, sometimes the names of the IMO doc are in the decision. Sometimes just the initials are there but if you google doctors in the same local of the VARO named in the decision, that might be able to help find those IMO docs even with just their initials based on their expertise in the BVA decision.
If I were you I would contact the medicalexperts.com and ask them if they do IMOs for thse who are nt lawyers.
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Posted 14 March 2012 - 08:06 AM
Thanks Berta
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