VA Disability & Documentation Services

From Assessment to Documentation — Everything Handled by Licensed Clinicians

Our in-house clinicians provide comprehensive evaluations and supporting documentation for VA disability claims — no third-party referrals or contractors required. We translate your clinical symptoms into VA-compliant medical evidence that clearly supports your claim.

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Disability Benefits Questionnaires (DBQs)

Each DBQ is completed by licensed professionals experienced in VA rating criteria. We ensure every report is precise, detailed, and medically sound.

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Nexus Letters

We produce individualized Nexus Letters that clearly establish the connection between your military service and your current mental health conditions — grounded in clinical evaluation and professional medical judgment.

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Independent Medical Opinions (IMOs)

Our IMOs provide diagnostic clarity and medical validation that can significantly impact your claim outcome. Each opinion is based on expert evaluation and years of VA experience.

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Permanent & Total (P&T) Letters

For veterans with chronic or worsening mental health conditions, our clinicians provide medically justified P&T letters supported by evaluation history and clinical evidence.

Our Process

Pre-Screener

(no cost)

After reviewing
your pre-screener, we will call you.

1-Hour Evaluation

$300

We will do comprehensive chart review and decide if you need Nexus or DBQ or both

Portal & Documents

Create a
secure portal
and upload
documents

Trusted Care You Can Rely On

All evaluations and documentation are handled by licensed clinicians with expertise in VA claims and veteran-focused care. Our process is designed to be clear, precise, and supportive, so you can focus on your wellbeing while we handle the paperwork.

Our Pricing

 

1-Hour
Evaluation

$300

 

Nexus
Letter

$1200

 

Disability Benefits Questionnaire

$1800

Testimonials

What Our Clients Say

I was trying to find the right team for well over 3 years and finally came to the right place. I am 100% satisfied!
Steve
SFC TXARNG
Quality patient care is their top priority, and their patient portal is user-friendly for appointment scheduling.
Trevor
SSGT
The physicians were more than helpful & actually care about the vets they help. Highly Recommend!
Gilbert
SGT
They truly do have the veteran's best intentions at the forefront throughout the entire process.
Nicholas
V/R N N USMC VET

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Nexus Letter for VA Disability Claims?

A Nexus Letter is a medical document written by a licensed provider that links a veteran’s current medical condition to their military service or an existing service-connected disability. It provides the “nexus,” or connection, that helps the VA determine service connection for your claim.

A Nexus Letter is needed when the VA has not yet established a service connection between your medical condition and your military service. It’s especially useful when your claim was previously denied for ‘no nexus,’ you are filing a new claim, or you want to strengthen your case before a VA C&P; exam.

A DBQ is a standardized VA form used by medical providers to document the current severity of a veteran’s condition. It includes specific medical findings, symptoms, and test results that help the VA rate the level of disability accurately.

A DBQ is needed when you are filing for an increase in your current disability rating or when the VA requests updated medical information. Submitting a completed DBQ can often help speed up the claim process and reduce the need for an additional VA exam.

A C&P; exam is a medical examination ordered by the VA to assess your disability claim. It may be performed by a VA provider or a contracted clinician to confirm your diagnosis, service connection, and level of impairment.

Sometimes. Even with strong private medical documentation, the VA may still schedule a C&P; exam for a second opinion. In some cases, your submitted evidence may be sufficient for a decision without another exam — known as a Fully Developed Claim (FDC). While we cannot control whether a C&P; exam is ordered, our goal is to provide documentation that is so complete and clear that the VA already has everything needed to evaluate your claim.

Our Promise

At ProCare Direct Access, you’ll always receive:

  • Veteran-led care from clinicians who understand your world
  • Clinical authority that ensures credibility and precision
  • Compassionate support that’s personal, confidential, and free of barriers

Who We Serve

  • Active Duty Service Members

  • Veterans & Military Retirees

  • Reservists & National Guard

  • Law Enforcement Officers

  • Firefighters

  • Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Professionals

Call Today

1-210-879-8861

8637 Fredericksburg Rd
Urban Office, Suite 160, Rm 221
San Antonio, TX 78240