Time in the military is grueling for the mind and body - whether at war or during times of peace. If you have been injured or suffered some health condition while in service, one of the first things on your mind is likely VA benefits, which you were promised when you entered the military. The system, though, is skewed against you. The VA must pay benefits itself out of its own budget, so they could have an incentive to find any excuse to dismiss your claim and give out as few dollars as possible. It’s a system that could put you at a disadvantage.
After everything you’ve done for us and the sacrifices you made, you deserve to be treated fairly.
This is where independent VA nexus letter doctors come in. We don’t have the same incentive. Our only incentive is making sure you get the benefits you need for your service.
So, Who Are We?
We know your health and welfare might be on the line, so we want to make our services worth your money. Our four-step process for nexus letters allows us to investigate every available reason that your injury or health condition was caused by your time in service. The final nexus letter also includes a summary of your medical history, based on the records you provided. Aside from being a supporting document for your current claim, this records summary can also be valuable to you in the future when you see a new doctor or need to add other conditions to your claim.
There are plenty of VA nexus letter doctors to choose from. What makes us stand out is the high probative value our nexus letters bring to your claim. We are deeply invested in getting you the benefits that are due to you. We hope you'll allow us to help you get what you deserve.
Dr. David received her medical degree from The Ohio State University College of Medicine and Public Health in 1992. After completing three years of residency in Internal Medicine, she relocated to Florida where she completed an additional two years of advanced subspecialty training in Occupational & Environmental Medicine, with an emphasis on disability evaluations, independent medical examinations, and the AMA Guides to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment. During that time, she simultaneously obtained a master's degree in public health, with concentration on environmental and occupational health. She achieved board certification in occupational medicine.
Over the last thirty years, Dr. David has worked in a variety of clinical environments including university hospitals, HMOs, large hospital systems, military clinics, VA hospitals, nursing homes, and outpatient clinics, and her own private practice. She has also served as Associate Medical Director, Chief Quality Officer, and Patient Safety Director for state agencies responsible for healthcare administration and quality oversight. She has been providing independent medical opinions since 1997 and is an experienced writer of formal medical reports.
Dr. David is the founder and managing director of David Medical Services, a physician practice dedicated to improving health and quality of care.
Dr. Herrington received his medical degree from the University of Virginia in 1995. He is residency trained in General Surgery and General Preventive Medicine/Public Health, and additionally obtained a master's degree in public health. He is dual board certified in Public Health/General Preventive Medicine and Addiction Medicine. Dr. Herrington's work experience has included VA hospitals, occupational medicine clinics, primary care clinics, urgent care centers, and correctional medicine clinics. He has also served as Medical Director for correctional agencies in Maine, Vermont, Ohio, and Washington. He is an experienced writer of medical reports and has been providing independent medical opinions since 2001.
Dr. Herrington is a senior physician consultant at David Medical Services.
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