DVA COMPENSATION CLAIMS
NO WAIT TIMES - Dr. Sam Robinson has availability to review your claim forms and provide the required diagnosis. He can provide timely appointments for the completion of DVA Medical Assessment Reports for determination of the level of permanent Impairment (At no cost to the Veteran)
We have dedicated staff who can assist you with the review of medical records, identification of injuries and compilation of necessary documentation to support your claims (fees apply).
Use our contact form below to start your claims process.
Navigating the complexities of the claims process can be daunting, but we are here to provide the support and guidance you need. This page serves as a comprehensive guide for veterans, outlining the step-by-step process to ensure a smoother and more efficient experience.
We have dedicated staff who can assist you with the review of medical records, identification of injuries and compilation of necessary documentation to support your claims (fees apply).
Use our contact form below to start your claims process.
Navigating the complexities of the claims process can be daunting, but we are here to provide the support and guidance you need. This page serves as a comprehensive guide for veterans, outlining the step-by-step process to ensure a smoother and more efficient experience.
The DVA Claim Process - Initial Liability
Step 1: You may already know what yo need to claim for OR you can request for our team to review your medical file.
Not sure what you can claim for? Our team can help.
Step 2: Veteran/Member engages Med For Men to review their medical file.
Our dedicated team can review your medical file and assist in identifying injuries or conditions that are service related. We work with you to ensure you meet the requirements for claiming each condition. If you don't require this service, skip to step 3!
Step 3: Attend a consultation with our GP for completion of your Medical Diagnosis forms (NO COST TO THE VETERAN)
A General Practitioner needs to confirm your diagnosis. Some claimed conditions require evidence such as clinical imaging or specialist reports. Our GP will arrange referrals for you to have this done. A link to the required Diagnosis Form can be found below.
Step 4: Lodge your claims.
We can assist you with the upload of your claim forms and documentation using your MyService portal.
Step 5: Permanent Impairment Medical Assessments
Our GPs can assist with the completion or Medical Assessment reports issued by DVA to help determine the level of impairment - Nominate Med For Men as your GP to have your assessment completed and lodged in a timely manner.
DVA D9287 - Medical Diagnosis Form:
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Not sure what you can claim for? Our team can help.
Step 2: Veteran/Member engages Med For Men to review their medical file.
Our dedicated team can review your medical file and assist in identifying injuries or conditions that are service related. We work with you to ensure you meet the requirements for claiming each condition. If you don't require this service, skip to step 3!
Step 3: Attend a consultation with our GP for completion of your Medical Diagnosis forms (NO COST TO THE VETERAN)
A General Practitioner needs to confirm your diagnosis. Some claimed conditions require evidence such as clinical imaging or specialist reports. Our GP will arrange referrals for you to have this done. A link to the required Diagnosis Form can be found below.
Step 4: Lodge your claims.
We can assist you with the upload of your claim forms and documentation using your MyService portal.
Step 5: Permanent Impairment Medical Assessments
Our GPs can assist with the completion or Medical Assessment reports issued by DVA to help determine the level of impairment - Nominate Med For Men as your GP to have your assessment completed and lodged in a timely manner.
DVA D9287 - Medical Diagnosis Form:
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Permanent Impairment
DVA will ask you to nominate a GP for completion of the Permanent Impairment Medical Assessment.
We have appointments available within the week - Nominate Med For Men to have your assessment completed and lodged with DVA in a timely manner.
A DVA Permanent Impairment Claim refers to the process through which veterans can seek compensation for permanent disabilities or impairments resulting from their military service. The Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA) provides benefits to veterans who have sustained service-related injuries or illnesses that result in a permanent impairment.
Here are the key aspects of a DVA Permanent Impairment Claim:
We have appointments available within the week - Nominate Med For Men to have your assessment completed and lodged with DVA in a timely manner.
A DVA Permanent Impairment Claim refers to the process through which veterans can seek compensation for permanent disabilities or impairments resulting from their military service. The Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA) provides benefits to veterans who have sustained service-related injuries or illnesses that result in a permanent impairment.
Here are the key aspects of a DVA Permanent Impairment Claim:
- Definition of Permanent Impairment:
- Permanent impairment refers to lasting physical or mental damage that restricts a person's ability to perform everyday activities. In the context of military service, these impairments may result from injuries sustained during active duty or may be related to service-connected illnesses.
- Eligibility Criteria:
- To be eligible for a DVA Permanent Impairment Claim, a veteran must demonstrate that their impairment is a direct result of their military service. The impairment must be permanent, meaning that it is not expected to improve significantly over time.
- Medical Assessment - Nominate MED FOR MEN as your GP:
- Veterans seeking a permanent impairment claim typically undergo a thorough medical assessment to evaluate the extent and impact of their impairment. This assessment may involve examinations, tests, and consultations with medical professionals to determine the severity of the condition.
- Impairment Rating:
- The DVA assigns an impairment rating based on the severity of the permanent impairment. This rating is expressed as a percentage, with a higher percentage indicating a more severe impairment. The rating is used to determine the level of compensation the veteran is entitled to receive.
- Compensation Benefits:
- Once the impairment rating is determined, the veteran may be eligible for compensation benefits. The amount of compensation is often calculated based on the severity of the impairment and its impact on the individual's ability to work and carry out daily activities.
- Appeal Process:
- If a veteran disagrees with the assigned impairment rating or the outcome of their claim, they have the right to appeal the decision. The appeal process allows for the submission of additional evidence or arguments to support the case.
- Support Services:
- In addition to compensation, veterans with permanent impairments may be eligible for various support services, including healthcare, rehabilitation, and vocational assistance, to help them adapt to life with their impairment.
CLAIMS - CONTACT US
Emergency? Call 000 or visit your local Hospital.
After-Hours Urgent Medical Appointments - Call National Home Doctor service 13SICK (13 7425) or;
Can't get an appointment but need urgent care (NOT emergency) - Go to your local Medicare Urgent Care Clinic.
**Medicare rebates available for in-person consultations
** Telehealth Medicare Rebates - Rebates apply if you have pre-existing relationship with Med For Men and have been seen in-person in past 12 months.
** Telehealth Medicare Rebates - Rebates apply if you have pre-existing relationship with Med For Men and have been seen in-person in past 12 months.