Our Services
We help veterans build strong, credible medical evidence for their VA disability claims. Navigating the VA disability system can feel overwhelming. Our goal is to make it simple.
How we help veterans
At MRPY Professional Services, we provide the medical documentation and expertise that helps the VA understand your condition and its connection to service. You don’t need to know which service to choose.
Every veteran begins with a Medical Evidence Assessment — and from there, you will be equipped to determine what’s best for your case. Scroll down to view our Core Services, along with additional services that can support your claim.
Our mission is straightforward:
Clarify your medical evidence, strengthen your documentation, and support your claim with accuracy, compassion, and integrity.
MRPY's Core Services:
Medical Evidence Assessment
Everyone starts here. Our comprehensive medical record evaluation forms the foundation for your nexus letter. Every successful claim begins here.
At its core, a medical evidence assessment is a careful, expert analysis of all your medical and service records to evaluate how your health conditions relate to your military service. It’s not just a glance-through. A high-quality chart review: - Assesses every relevant record: service treatment records, VA medical files, private and post-service medical visits, imaging/lab reports, specialty notes, etc. - Identifies gaps, inconsistencies, or under-recognized evidence (for example, symptoms documented in private care that weren’t fully considered in your VA exam). - Determines whether the medical evidence supports a service connection (or aggravation) under VA standards. - Helps frame and organize the most persuasive arguments In short: a chart review is the foundation — the forensic work — that builds the medical backbone of your claim. Without a thorough review, important evidence may be missed or misinterpreted, and your nexus letter (or medical opinion) may lack the strength to make a difference.
Nexus Letter / Independent Medical Opinion
Once your assessment is complete, our team can prepare a formal medical opinion that links your condition to your military service.
Each Nexus Letter is written by a licensed provider using clear, VA-compliant medical reasoning supported by current clinical evidence and regulatory standards. We translate complex medical data into language VA examiners understand — ensuring your documentation is clear, credible, and defensible. While no document can guarantee an outcome, we make sure yours has the strongest medical foundation possible.
Disability Benefits Questionnaire (DBQ)
DBQs are official VA forms that records your level of disability. When combined with a nexus letter, the VA can evaluate your condition quickly and fairly (A fully developed claim).
Our providers complete DBQs that are detailed, consistent, and fully supported by your Medical Evidence Assessment, so the information the VA receives is complete, accurate, and clearly connected to your medical record.
Additional Services to Support Your Claim
Not every case ends with a nexus letter and/or DBQ. Sometimes additional evaluations, discussions, or preparation can make your claim even stronger. These optional services are available after your initial assessment.
Virtual Medical Evaluation
A secure telehealth consultation with one of our licensed providers.
Ideal for veterans who need additional clarification, updated assessments, or symptom documentation — all from the comfort of home. Your provider will guide you through a structured discussion, ensuring that every relevant medical detail is captured accurately for your records or claim. The first step is a medical evidence assessment so we can see what evidence you already have and determine if this is the right service for you.
Comprehensive
In-Clinic Evaluation
We offer in-person evaluations for veterans at our Florida clinic.
These evaluations are for conditions requiring physical examination, range-of-motion testing, or diagnostic confirmation. An in-person appointment provides the opportunity for direct clinical findings that complement your existing records and strengthen your medical evidence.
Nexus Prep Documents™
Clear, evidence-based guidance on what to include in your claim.
Having the support of your treating provider can add meaningful strength to your VA disability claim — but most healthcare professionals don’t have the time or VA-specific experience to craft a persuasive nexus letter. Our proprietary Nexus Prep Documents™ make the process easier for both you and your provider. We supply clear, evidence-based guidance on what to include, the key medical elements VA reviewers look for, and the latest research relevant to your condition. This resource removes uncertainty, shortens preparation time, and gives your provider the confidence to support your claim with accuracy and clarity. It’s a proactive, veteran-centered tool designed to save time, improve quality, and ensure that no critical detail is missed.
Provider Consultation Call
A personalized phone or video call with one of our medical providers.
Review your results, clarify next steps, and get your questions answered. This is your opportunity to speak directly with a clinician who understands both medicine and the VA process — no call centers, no generic responses, just straightforward professional guidance. The first step is getting a medical evidence assessment so the provider has a thorough understanding of your situation and can have a productive conversation with you.
Medical Evidence Summary Report
From scattered records to a structured summary that strengthens your claim.
The Medical Evidence Summary Report organizes your medical and service records into one easy-to-understand document. It includes a brief narrative that tells the story of your health over time and a date-by-date summary of each medical visit or record reviewed. This report helps highlight important details, patterns, and connections that support your VA disability claim—making it easier for you and your reviewing provider to see the full picture of your medical history.