by Tbird | Nov 18, 2018 | VA Disability
What GAO Found The Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) has limited information on whether contractors who conduct disability compensation medical exams are meeting the agency’s quality and timeliness targets. VBA contracted examiners have completed a growing...
by WPTangerine | Jul 19, 2018 | VA Disability, VA News
Why the OIG Did This Review The OIG conducted this review to determine whether Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) employees required disabled veterans to submit to unwarranted medical reexaminations.1 VBA employees have authority to request reexaminations for...
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 | 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...
