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What to Expect in a C&P Exam for Depression | All You Need To Know
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- Опубліковано 12 тра 2024
- In this video, Leah explains details related to Compensation and Pension (C&P) exams for depression. As a US Army veteran and physician assistant, she discusses how veterans often demonstrate a service connection for depression, which can, at times, be straightforward if diagnosed during active duty and directly related to service. For others, depression might be considered secondary to a service-connected physical condition depending on the circumstances. Leah details elements of the C&P exam process, emphasizing the importance of the Disability Benefit Questionnaire (DBQ), which helps determine the veteran's service connection and compensation level. She discusses how veterans often prepare for the exam with the assistance of their accredited legal representative, suggesting the may consider reviewing the DBQ beforehand and thinking of specific examples of how their depression affects their occupational and social functioning.
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Take your time reviewing your mental health DBQ...an addition, I would advise seeking mental health treatment before starting a claim.😊
Thank you for the awesome feedback and support my friend =-)
Damn Leah you are ripped!
😁 thanks for watching!
Thanks 😊
Thank you for watching!!
Secondary to TBI for a jump. This helps, thanks. 5 Ws, love it.
Thank you for watching my fellow paratrooper
I have my C&P exam today!!!!! Thank you for all the information. Very very helpful and informative
Glad it was helpful. Best of luck to you
How’d it go? I have mine today.
@@OldSOULinsightit went pretty good. I ended up getting 50%. Focus on your military experience not your childhood. Lots of question will be asked about your past. If topics aren’t brought up like suicidal ideation, speak on it yourself. No abuse in alcohol or drugs.
@@adriansaltos7612 got it. I have the appointment in an hour. This helps a lot.
@@OldSOULinsightgood luck. Just have the main talking points on what you would like to address. Check off what has been said and address what hasn’t been said before it is completed. Make sure you take a look at the CFR and see what different percentages equate to what conditions
Great video, Leah! In February I got service connected for depression secondary to SC knee injury from 1994. I had a C&P exam with a VA doctor in January (not a contractor). He made up his mind before the exam that I would get 50% level even though I had documented SI and examples of problems that coincide with the 70% rating. I filed for a HLR and the DRO sent it back to the regional office and they doubled down on their decision even though it was wrong. Not sure if you guys can help or not. I've seen examples similar to mine that went to veteran court of appeals, even the Secretary Donough thought the VBA judge was wrong. Took couple years to get the veteran from 50 to 70. It's so messed up.
Hey sir I am sorry to hear this. I do not believe this is something we would be able to assist with. Have you discussed this with a legal professional?
@@prestigeveteranmedical I have not. I was thinking of filing a supplemental claim. Does your company do mental health DBQs?
@@HardDeck We do not sir
Hard deck you need a competing IMO. Go see family doc. Outside docs are pricey.
@@combatdouglas1306 The medical opinion is for getting service connected. The DBQ is for the rating level. I have asked my VA MH provider and they won't do DBQ.
Got the questionnaire for all interviews except the depression appt. Only form I got was asking branch of service and what war I was involved in.
Best of luck to you with this. Thank you for watching
Can I still file for depression or anxiety if i have ssd ? And vice versa
I would 100% recommend discussing this with an accredited legal professional
@@prestigeveteranmedical sorry what i meant to say is. if i am already serviced connected with ssd can i still try to claim depression and anxiety even though depression and anxiety is symptoms of ssd
@@jahh8088 I understood your question. Your question is specifically about how the VA combines or rates claims of similar type. This is a legal question and is within the scope of a legal professionals job.
You ever calculate how much money you lose making videoes?
I like making videos my friend =-)
@@prestigeveteranmedical Glad you do. I like looking at the Art.
@@combatdouglas1306 You crack me up
no money whatsoever