STARTING PATH
Start your medical review
Start with the right path.
Nexus uses separate starting points for veterans submitting their own case and attorneys or accredited representatives submitting matters for clients.
Choose the option that best describes how you are working with Nexus.Choose your path
I'm a Veteran
I'm seeking an independent medical opinion for my own VA disability matter.
You'll send a short contact request, then Nexus will explain the next steps.Continue as a Veteran →02FOR A CLIENTI'm an Attorney or Accredited Representative
I'm submitting a matter for a client, discussing a case, or requesting information about Nexus reports.
Continue as an Attorney →Request to begin
Tell us how to reach you.
This is only the first step. Do not submit medical records or sensitive medical information here. Nexus will contact you with instructions for the secure intake process if appropriate.
Prepare for a later step
Keep these records available.
Do not upload or send these records through this public page. If your matter moves forward, Nexus will explain how to provide what is needed for the secure intake.
You may want to have available
- relevant medical records
- C&P examinations
- service records when applicable
- imaging or diagnostic testing
- prior medical opinions
- medication information
- lay statements or supporting evidence when relevant
What happens next
Your medical intake comes after we connect.
The form on this page only tells Nexus how to contact you. If the medical-review service fits your situation, Nexus will create the secure intake and provide instructions for submitting case information and records.
What happens next
A clear handoff into the review process.
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Send your contact request
Tell Nexus how to reach you. Do not submit medical records through the public website.
- 02
Nexus contacts you
We'll explain the next steps and determine what information may be needed for the medical review.
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Secure intake follows
If the matter moves forward, Nexus will create the secure intake and provide instructions for submitting case information and records.
Submitting an inquiry does not guarantee a favorable medical opinion. Any final opinion must reflect the available evidence and the physician's independent medical judgment.
Ready when you are