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I am getting ready to submit an additional claim for an increase with a current condition and I see various doctors at  veterans clinic. 

Will the C&P examiner,  VA regional office/VA rater and etc. have access to these or do I need to copy and submit in claim? 

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1 minute ago, Rivet62 said:

Ah ha. Ok then...

Lol... thanks for all you've done here.

Im not really looking for affirmation- I want you guys to understand some of the process behind the scenes so you know why some things happen the way that they do. The time we spend tracking down records and/or re labeling them, merging them, whatever, is time that we aren't reading through them and actually working on your claim. 

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3 minutes ago, brokensoldier244th said:

The time we spend tracking down records and/or re labeling them, merging them, whatever, is time that we aren't reading through them and actually working on your claim. 

Thanks for the insight.  I'll do what I can to make this part easier.

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I have learned a lot with the feed back on this question.

I will just print out the VA physicians notes from MHV for 23 visits and counselor notes.

Do personnel at the RO need the medication history from VA for determining an increase or is that something the C&P examiner is more concerned with?

My physician I see outside the VA has written me a general letter to VA but likes the VA to request personnel records.I believe he likes to speak with them if at all possible. I have a release form. Should this be included in the package just in case?

 

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Your release out ours? If we do it it has to the 21-4142/4142a. 
 

the med increases will show in your provider notes where they discuss what’s happening. The medication lists themselves don’t show much. VA ratings are about symptoms, that’s hope they are rated in the schedule. 

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Probably because every RO doesn’t have staff dedicated to in processing everything that comes from veterans and goes in their file, even voc rehab and debt mgt stuff. It all goes to one place and gets scanned in

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