Looking for information on DOEHRS

[Riplip]

I have been slowly scanning through my personnel file and I found a page that says DOEHRS was accessed to find my military hearing tests. my 97, 98 and 00 hearing tests showing my hearing loss. Note, I am 70% hearing loss connected now anyways but my medical records have been lost since I've been out. I send in a request for them every other year hoping to find them. Very weird. I wonder how they have those but they cannot find them for me? Anyone else have that issue? 

[Rattler]

brokensoldier244th

I am going to file A QUE error for a higher level review for the correct EED. Are we still faxing them to Janesville? Or can I submit it through access.va.gov?

[brokensoldier244th]

Since its a claim you do do it either way. I haven't looked at VA.gov and filing an 0995 so Im not sure what that looks like- ive not filed a claim in a long time, but

I see them come in both ways in the Cfiles Ive worked with.

[blahsaysme2u]

On 8/24/2022 at 8:41 AM, broncovet said:

I always recommend getting medical records from the facilities that treated you directly.  Yea, it seems like its more trouble contacting each place where you were stationed with applicable medical records.  

However, the medical records place at your duty station "does not have a dog in the fight".  That means if you have evidence of service connection in your file, it wont cost that medical center a penny to send you your records.  

i did this and found lots that helped me fight my EED claims...at the BVA now bc of it