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Letter From Qtc

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AimHigh1986

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I received a letter from QTC today and say that I need to contact my physician regarding the findings of my chest x-rays and EKG from my C&P exam. Is this a routine letter, or should I worry that they found something unusual? (I'm claiming heart disease/heart bypass surgery secondary to SC hypertension.) Has anyone else out there received such a letter?

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They send the letter as a disclaimer so that they can not be sued. The will send a letter if your blood pressure is high. What you need to do is get a copy of the C&P exam. After you get a copy of the exam take it to your Dr and he can explain the findings. If there is anything to be concerned about he will address it.

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By coincidence, I already had an appointment scheduled with my cardiologist. I had a CT scan performed today. I guess I'll find out soon what's going on in my chest.

As for requesting a copy of the C&P exam findings from the VA -- won't that slow down my claim processing? I'm hoping that they wrap things up pretty soon; they have everything that they need. I'm afraid that if I contact the VA about getting a copy of the C&P exam, they will take my file and sit it in a large pile full of other records requests.

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The QTC exam can be printed out without them having to pull your file. It is sent to the regional office via computer.

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Thanks for your help. I think I'll still give the VA a week or two to see if they can wrap things up with my claim before I call them about the C&P exam. In the meantime, I'm aggressively seeking treatment from my cardiologist.

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