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Your case, from every angle
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Understand your client at a glance.
Personal details, military service, impairment history, risk factors like smoking — everything you need to know about your client, organized and ready. No more digging through thousands of pages just to get the basics.
Every claim stream, organized and actionable.
See the full procedural and medical history for each condition — status, key findings, and evidence, all in one place. Page surfaces unadjudicated claims automatically, so you never miss an opportunity for your client.
• Rating: 0% (service-connected), effective date 1/20/22
See the case unfold, on your terms.
Slice and dice the case chronologically with customizable filters. Follow a condition through time, trace a treatment history, or zero in on a specific period — get exactly the view you need to build your argument.
A primary care nursing note was documented, including vital signs and a review of systems. The patient reported bilateral knee pain and required Hepatitis B titers.
The patient underwent a physical examination due to right knee pain, which is likely compensatory from left knee pain. The examination included musculoskeletal and neurological assessments.
A radiology report was completed for the right knee due to pain. The imaging showed no acute fracture or significant arthritic change.
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Need to find a specific diagnosis, a date of treatment, or a detail buried in thousands of pages? Ask in plain language. Page finds the answer and shows you exactly where it came from.
Below is a chronological summary of the veteran's weight over time, based on the available medical records:
- November 24, 2004: 103 lbs (46.8 kg), height 74 in1 Source
- August 10, 2005: 200 lbs (90.7 kg), height 74 in1 Source
- December 13, 2006: 195 lbs, height 74 in1 Source
- September 10, 2010: 209 lbs, height 74 in2 Sources
- August 15, 2022: BMI recorded as 27.92 Sources
Mark what matters, share what's important.
Save key documents, add notes for your team, and build a shared understanding of every case. Everything stays linked to the source — so context is never lost.
Codesheet with combined rating of 90% from 12/06/2022 for 9 claimed condition(s) subject to compensation.
- 1. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: (DC: 8045-9411; Rating: 70%)
- 2. Migraine and Tension Headaches: (DC: 8100; Rating: 50%)
- 3. Residuals, Traumatic Brain Injury: (DC: 8045; Rating: 40%)
- 4. Tinnitus: (DC: 6260; Rating: 10% from 01/12/22)
Rating Decision containing 2 decision(s), of which 0 had favorable finding(s).
- 1. Onychomycosis with Ingrown Toenails: Granted
- 2. Right Knee Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome: Denied
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Identify every issue for appeal, organize your evidence, and build your case strategy — all in one place. Your whole team can collaborate in real time, so nothing gets missed and everyone stays aligned.
Traumatic Left Superior Oblique Palsy (Left CN IV Palsy) (DC: 6090-6065)
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