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At FarmUS Health Services, we are committed to helping veterans secure the disability benefits they rightfully deserve. Our specialized clinical psychologist provides expert VA Nexus Letters through secure and convenient telehealth services, ensuring that no matter where you are, you have access to professional medical opinions that can strengthen your VA disability claim.
Serving Veterans Across State Lines — Our PSYPACT Authorized Licensed Psychologist Provides Telepsychology Outside the USA and in Over 35 States! Learn More
We understand the challenges veterans face when navigating the VA disability claims process. Our mission is to simplify and expedite the process by providing thorough, professional Nexus Letters that connect your current medical condition to your military service. With compassion and expertise, we aim to make your voice heard and help you receive the benefits you are entitled to.
A Nexus Letter, a vital document in a veteran’s disability claims and other legal or medical situations, is key in establishing a connection between a condition and its cause. This is why it’s so crucial:
A Nexus Letter provides a professional opinion from a medical expert that links a veteran’s current disability to their service-related activities or another specific cause. This connection is vital for demonstrating that the disability is service-connected or directly related to a particular incident or exposure.
A Nexus Letter is a lifeline for veterans seeking disability benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). It serves as critical evidence in supporting their claim, providing clear evidence that the VA requires that a disability is connected to military service.
A Nexus Letter is written by a medical professional who has reviewed the veteran’s medical history, service records, and other relevant information. The letter adds credibility and weight to the claim, showing that the opinion is based on a thorough and informed review.
A Nexus Letter provides a clear medical opinion linking the disability to service. It also helps streamline the claims process and expedite approval. It helps clarify complex medical issues and supports the claimant’s case against potential disputes or denials.
If a claim is denied or the veteran disagrees with the decision, a well-written Nexus Letter can be crucial evidence in appeals or reconsiderations. It strongly argues why the disability should be recognized as service-connected.
A Nexus Letter is necessary in building a solid case for disability benefits or other claims where establishing a clear connection between a condition and its cause is fundamental.
Recommended for veterans who do not know if they have a claim. Once a service connection is established, our provider will email a link to schedule an evaluation, possibly saving you time and money.
Conveniently schedule a medical records review & telehealth evaluation with our PSYPACT authorized psychologist. Learn more
It helps establish a service connection and determines the conditions under which the claim should be filed.
Telehealth evaluation typically take 30-60 minutes.
Your Nexus Letter will be emailed within three business days after completing your telehealth evaluation.
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What Does It Mean to Be PSYPACT Authorized?
Our psychologist is PSYPACT authorized, which means they are licensed to provide telehealth services across multiple U.S. states participating in the PSYPACT agreement. This multi-state licensure allows us to legally and ethically offer psychological evaluations, medical records reviews, and Nexus Letters to veterans no matter where they live without the need for in-person visits. Learn More
Recommended for veterans who do not know if they have a claim. Once a service connection is established, our provider will email a link to schedule an evaluation, possibly saving you time and money.
Hello all, I am a licensed clinical psychologist and spouse of a retired U.S. service member. I am deeply committed to veterans and want them recognized for their dedication, service, and sacrifice to our country. Since 2010, I have conducted countless psychological assessments and Independent Medical Opinions(IMOs) to assist veterans in establishing service connections for their mental health conditions, which include PTSD, anxiety, depression, bipolar, eating disorders, etc. I believe in a comprehensive and compassionate approach to care, which begins with a thorough evaluation and detailed records review. My approach focuses on meeting the veteran’s unique needs to ensure that those who have served our country receive the care and benefits they deserve.
Our providers are knowledgeable in VA disability requirements and understand the unique medical and psychological issues veterans face. We know what the VA is looking for and how to present your case clearly and effectively.
With telehealth, we can assist U.S. veterans worldwide, ensuring no veteran is left without the necessary medical support they need. We’re also pleased to share that our psychologist is PSYPACT authorized, allowing us to legally provide telehealth services across participating U.S. states and to veterans living overseas. Learn More
Our Nexus Letters have helped countless veterans secure service connections for their disabilities, often distinguishing between a denied claim and a successful appeal.
Our providers have extensive experience in providing well-researched and substantiated Nexus Letters for veterans, covering a wide range of conditions such as PTSD and mental health conditions.
We offer remote consultation through secure, HIPAA-compliant telehealth platforms, making it easy and convenient for veterans to receive the medical evaluations they need.
We thoroughly review your medical records, service treatment records, and any other relevant documents to provide a detailed, personalized Nexus Letter.
We recognize the urgency of disability claims and strive to deliver timely Nexus Letters so veterans can proceed with their claims without unnecessary delays.
