by Tbird | Oct 25, 2017 | VA Disability
[no_toc] USCAVC Sharp v. Shulkin No. 16-1385 Mr. Sharp, an Army Korean War veteran who suffers from numerous musculoskeletal injuries, argued that Veterans Affairs medical examinations he received were inadequate because the examiner failed to “ascertain adequate...
by Tbird | May 2, 2017 | VA Disability
Matthew Hill: And today we’d like to talk to you a little bit about … We’re talking about a series on big mistakes vets make, and problems that are presented in their claim, that interfere with them getting the benefits they deserve. Today, we just want to talk...
by WPTangerine | Oct 30, 2016 | Recommended, VA Disability
The exams should be to what you’re asking for, what kind of compensation. If it’s the first claim to say that something is related to service, like a back claim saying, “I believe that my back was injured in service and that’s why I currently have this disability,”...
by Tbird | Jul 13, 2016 | Spotlight, VA Disability
C and P Exam Definition: A C and P exam stands for Compensation and Pension Examination, is a medical examination of a veteran’s disability, performed by a VA healthcare provider, or a VA contracted provider. VA uses C&P exams to gather more evidence on a...
by Tbird | Nov 30, 2014 | Spotlight, VA Disability
A Guideline for your VA compensation and pension exam A VA compensation and pension exam perspective relating to psychiatric exams. It is a good guideline for all exams, but they only did psych exams. Authors Notes The VA has examined me for multiple problems, and...
