🇺🇸 Independent Medical Evaluations for Veterans 🇺🇸

Supporting Veterans With Expert Documentation for VA Disability Claims

At Freeman Wellness & Aesthetics, we recognize the challenges many veterans face when navigating the VA disability process. While the VA makes the final decision on disability ratings, the strength of your medical evidence you submit can make all the difference. We take the time to thoroughly document your service history, health concerns, and daily limitations — details that can sometimes feel overlooked or rushed in standard evaluations. Our goal is to ensure your service history, health concerns, and limitations are thoroughly documented and not overlooked.

We provide:

• Disability Evaluations – Comprehensive assessments tailored to your reported symptoms and history.
• DBQ (Disability Benefits Questionnaire) Completion – Official VA forms completed by a licensed provider to support your claim.
• Nexus Letters – Detailed medical opinions connecting your current condition to your military service when appropriate.

Why Veterans Choose Us 🇺🇸

• Experienced in VA Documentation – Conducted by a board-certified Nurse Practitioner with direct experience completing Disability Benefits Questionnaires (DBQs) and writing Nexus Letters.
• Convenient Access – Secure telehealth appointments available from anywhere within North Carolina.
• Thorough & Objective – Clear, detailed medical evidence designed to support and strengthen your VA disability claim.
• Upfront, Simple Pricing – Transparent, cash-pay fees with no hidden costs or insurance requirements.

Freeman Wellness & Aesthetics is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. We do not make disability determinations. Our role is to provide independent medical evaluations and supporting documentation that veterans may submit as evidence in their VA claims.

At Freeman Wellness & Aesthetics, we believe in making this process simple and transparent. 

We charge a flat fee of $800, which includes everything you need for a thorough, credible disability evaluation.

What’s Included:

• Pre-visit records review
  Review of DD-214 (if available), prior C&P exams, VA decision letters, service treatment records, imaging, and specialist reports.
  Why it matters: Builds the connection between your service history and current health conditions before your evaluation.
• Structured intake questionnaire
  A focused 15–20 minute form covering symptoms, service exposures, daily limitations, and prior treatments.
  Why it matters: Gives a clear overview of your condition and its impact on daily life — evidence the VA relies on.
• Telehealth evaluation (45–60 minutes)
  Comprehensive history and visual physical exam with objective data collection, including musculoskeletal range of motion, gait, neurological coordination and balance, headache frequency, psychiatric screening (PHQ-9, GAD-7, PCL-5), sleep apnea risk/CPAP use, hearing and tinnitus effects, and gastrointestinal symptoms (GERD/IBS).
  Why it matters: Objective findings and functional impact are among the most heavily weighted elements in VA disability ratings.
• Disability Benefits Questionnaires (DBQs)
  Completion of up to two DBQs per evaluation.
  Why it matters: DBQs are official VA forms that translate your medical evidence directly into the VA’s rating system.
  *Additional DBQs (3 or more): $50 each.*
• Nexus Letter
  A signed medical opinion linking your condition(s) to military service, when medically supported, using VA’s required standard (“at least as likely as not, ≥50% probability”).
  Why it matters: Nexus Letters often provide the deciding medical rationale in claims or appeals.
• Quality assurance and final documentation
  All findings reviewed for accuracy and consistency. Veterans receive signed DBQs, Nexus Letter, and a summary with clear instructions for VA submission.
  Why it matters: Credible, complete documentation strengthens your claim and helps prevent avoidable delays.

Most veterans need the full package — evaluation, DBQs, and Nexus Letter — not just one piece. By offering a flat fee, we eliminate confusion and ensure you receive everything necessary to present the strongest claim possible.

For $800, you receive a comprehensive evaluation and documentation set that typically costs $1,200–$1,500 elsewhere. *Additional DBQs are available at $50 each, so your cost only increases if you are filing multiple conditions beyond the standard two.

Freeman Wellness & Aesthetics is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. We do not make disability determinations. Our role is to provide independent medical evaluations and supporting documentation that veterans may submit as evidence in their VA claims.