When the VA states that they can re-exam you due to “Evidence of change in condition”. I read that the VA can also order a re-examination at any time if there is new, relevant medical evidence that your disability has improved.
what would trigger this exam? Say you see your doctor and she states in her notes that something along the lines of “doing better”. How would the VBA (Veterans Benefit Admin) know of this? Because are they not technically separate entities conspired to the VHA? Or is it a keyword that is inputed in notes or Medical records that get flagged by the VBA and then they send you to a follow up exam?
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When the VA states that they can re-exam you due to “Evidence of change in condition”. I read that the VA can also order a re-examination at any time if there is new, relevant medical evidence that your disability has improved.
what would trigger this exam? Say you see your doctor and she states in her notes that something along the lines of “doing better”. How would the VBA (Veterans Benefit Admin) know of this? Because are they not technically separate entities conspired to the VHA? Or is it a keyword that is inputed in notes or Medical records that get flagged by the VBA and then they send you to a follow up exam?
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