Nexus Medical OpinionsComprehensive medical work product
REPORT SCOPE
Comprehensive Medical Opinion Report
01Up to five medical issues
02Integrated medical analysis
03Physician review
04References where applicable
Pricing
Straightforward pricing for comprehensive medical work.
Nexus Medical Opinions uses a flat-fee structure for comprehensive medical opinion reports so veterans and attorneys can understand the cost before the review begins.
The base report
$1,200
For a comprehensive medical opinion covering up to five medical issues.
Additional medical issues$150 each after five.Start Your Medical Review
Included in the report
The fee covers the medical analysis, not just a signature.
The report fee covers the work required to organize the record, evaluate the medical questions, develop the reasoning, and complete physician review.
The exact structure and depth of the report depend on the medical questions and evidence in the case.
One integrated report
Related medical questions can often be evaluated together.
Many VA disability matters involve conditions that share the same service history, treatment records, medications, risk factors, chronology, or medical evidence. The Nexus pricing structure allows up to five medical issues to be addressed within one comprehensive report.
Each medical question is still evaluated independently. Including multiple issues in one report does not mean every condition receives the same medical conclusion.
01Service history02Treatment records03Medication04Risk factors05Medical evidence
Question 01Independent conclusion
Question 02Independent conclusion
Question 03Independent conclusion
More than five questions
Additional medical issues are $150 each.
When a case involves more than five medical issues, each additional issue is added at $150.
Clear boundaries
Medical opinion services are separate from legal representation.
The report does not include
- Legal representation
- Preparation or filing of a VA claim
- Appeals strategy
- Legal advice
- Guaranteed favorable medical conclusions
- Guaranteed VA outcomes
Nexus provides
- Medical evidence review
- Medical literature review when appropriate
- Medical causation and aggravation analysis
- Competing-evidence analysis
- Physician-reviewed medical opinions
- Comprehensive report preparation
Same pricing structure
The medical work product is priced the same.
The $1,200 base price applies to the comprehensive medical opinion report covering up to five medical issues.
Direct submissions may require additional intake, record gathering, or clarification before the medical review begins.
Attorney-referred matters may begin with an organized case file and defined medical questions, allowing the matter to move directly into medical review when the necessary materials are complete.
Before the review
Good medical analysis starts with enough information to answer the question.
The quality of a medical opinion depends on the evidence available for review. Missing records, incomplete histories, or unclear medical questions may require clarification before the analysis can be completed.
Useful materials may include the following when relevant to the case.
01Relevant medical records
02C&P examinations
03Service records when applicable
04Imaging and diagnostic testing
05Prior medical opinions
06Medication information
07Lay statements
08Applicable decisions or case materials when needed to understand the medical question
Pricing questions
Clear answers before you begin.
What the fee covers, how additional issues work, and what payment does not promise.
How much does a Nexus medical opinion cost?
$1,200 for a comprehensive medical opinion covering up to five medical issues. Each additional medical issue after five is $150.
Is the physician review included?
Yes. Physician review is included in the report fee. The physician independently reviews the medical evidence, analysis, and proposed opinions and determines whether to adopt, revise, or decline the conclusions based on medical judgment.
Do I pay separately for medical literature?
No separate literature fee is listed. Relevant medical literature may be incorporated when it is appropriate to the medical question being evaluated.
Can multiple conditions be included in one report?
Yes. The base price covers up to five medical issues within one comprehensive report. Each issue is still evaluated independently.
Does paying for the report guarantee a favorable opinion?
No. Payment covers the medical review and report process, not a predetermined conclusion. The final medical opinion must reflect the evidence and the physician's independent medical judgment.
Does Nexus guarantee VA approval?
No. Nexus provides independent medical opinion services and cannot guarantee the outcome of a VA disability claim.
Does the price include legal representation or claim filing?
No. Nexus is not a law firm and does not provide legal representation, claims preparation, or filing services.
How long does the report take?
Timing depends on record volume, case complexity, the number of medical questions, and whether the materials needed for review are complete. Specific timing can be discussed once the case materials are available.
Start with the medical question
Know the cost before the review begins.
Start your medical review or learn more about how Nexus approaches comprehensive VA medical opinion reports.