Records review · not a telehealth visit
Professional DBQs and Nexus statements to support your VA claim with clear, thorough medical documentation.
This path is separate from ordinary telehealth booking. You do not pick a 30-minute exam slot. These are records-review opinions for a VA claim and are not limited to the states where Exetazo currently offers live telehealth exams.
DBQs provide structured medical evidence for your VA disability claim. Pricing is based on the expected impact on your overall disability rating.
A medical nexus opinion connecting your current condition to military service. Complexity determines the fee.
Choose the number of conditions during checkout. The exact price is shown before you pay.
Start Nexus checkoutClear, well-documented service connection with straightforward medical history. One condition at checkout.
Start records review – $625Multiple conditions, mixed evidence, or moderate complexity in medical history. Two conditions at checkout.
Start records review – $830Highly complex cases requiring extensive review of records and nuanced medical opinion. Three or more conditions — price updates in checkout.
Start records review – from $1,035This is not a telehealth appointment. You pay, you share records, a clinician writes the opinion. There is no slot to join on video.
Pick the form and complexity that matches your claim. Nexus cards set the condition count in checkout.
You pay by card. The price shown here is the price charged at checkout.
Attach service and medical files when you pay, or add them later from your dashboard. We do not book a visit time.
The completed DBQ or Nexus statement is delivered for your VA claim. Questions go to veteran services support, not booking.
After payment a clinician reviews the records you uploaded. This is not scheduled like a telehealth visit and is not limited to staffed telehealth states. All work is performed by qualified clinicians.