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rootbeer22
Folks:
Found out that a couple of QTC Doctors seem to be in disagreement about my Cardiac C & P Exam now which is holding up a second phase of my claim ? They can't seem to come to a decision about my Cardiac results and the QTC rep today said they've had may case for review longer than is usual? Further, I have a Echocardiogram report from Madigan Army Hospital that shows that I have heart valve disease from back in 1998. So, say a Vet is in the same circumstances as me, but gets a clean bill of health from the Cardiac CP Exam despite the smr records showing service connected heart valve disease, then a year or so later, he has a significant heart attack and cannot work?
Does or would QTC bear any responsibility for the missed or wrong diagnosis or for giving a clean bill of health when it is later found not to be warranted? Also, does VA indemnify CP Exam Contractors for being wrong with their diagnosis? Sure, I understand that it's a Claims and Pension exam but there is no denying that it's also a medical opinion as well so is that opinion legally binding on the doctor's company that they work for?
Thanks...Rootbeer22
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I think that depends on whether the veteran is depending on a C&P examination as a diagnostic/treatment tool instead of the exam being strictly limited within the confines of evaluating conditions
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"So, say a Vet is in the same circumstances as me, but gets a clean bill of health from the Cardiac CP Exam despite the smr records showing service connected heart valve disease, then a year or so la
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