We had a question on 1151 claims, and I found this template. Apparently, if you file it, it goes into your cfile, not your medical file. This, unless its changed, is important to some "in case" they dont want ALL doctors working on you know you filed an 1151. Some may not like it.
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We had a question on 1151 claims, and I found this template. Apparently, if you file it, it goes into your cfile, not your medical file. This, unless its changed, is important to some "in case" they dont want ALL doctors working on you know you filed an 1151. Some may not like it.
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We had a question on 1151 claims, and I found this template. Apparently, if you file it, it goes into your cfile, not your medical file. This, unless its changed, is important to some "in case" they
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Still goes to C-file, but we are required to contact the VAMC where it is claimed to have occurred and request all records available from registration to present. The request goes to a specific place,
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LIke, the specific case file? That likely belongs to the legal side, they would provide the finding narrative or whatever, and that would probably be in your C file. I've not seen more than 5-6 1151 c
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