Frequently Asked Questions

No. Elite Exams LLC is a private medical consulting firm. We are not part of the Department of Veterans Affairs. We provide independent medical opinions and examinations to help veterans substantiate their claims.

No. No honest medical provider can guarantee a legal outcome. We guarantee that our providers are licensed, qualified, and will produce an honest, accurate medical report based on their clinical findings.

Yes. We utilize bank-level encryption for all data transmission and storage. Your medical records and personal information are handled in strict accordance with HIPAA regulations.

Most reports are completed within 5-7 business days after your consultation or exam is finished. Complex cases involving extensive record reviews may take slightly longer.

A Nexus Letter is a medical opinion drafted by a qualified provider. Its purpose is to establish a link (nexus) between your current medical condition and an event, injury, or illness that occurred during your military service.

Yes. To write a strong Nexus Letter, our providers need to review your Service Treatment Records (STRs) and current medical records to understand the history and progression of your condition.

While many veterans use Nexus Letters to submit Supplemental Claims after a denial, every case is unique. A strong medical rationale can significantly improve the evidentiary strength of your claim.

A Disability Benefits Questionnaire (DBQ) is a standardized form used by the VA to evaluate the severity of a medical condition. It ensures the rating officer has all the necessary medical data to make a decision.

It depends on the condition. Mental health evaluations and some record reviews can often be done via Telehealth. Orthopedic or physical conditions usually require an in-person examination to test range of motion.