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VA Nexus Letters in Colorado

Independent medical opinions from licensed providers, for veterans in Colorado. We offer records reviews, nexus letters, and independent psychological evaluations - all secure, remote, and flat fee, with a free phone discussion before you choose.

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Serving veterans across Colorado, start to finish from home

Colorado is home to one of the largest veteran communities in the country, from the Front Range corridor around Fort Carson, Peterson Space Force Base and the Air Force Academy to the Western Slope and the eastern plains. Many Colorado veterans live hours from the nearest VA regional office, so clear medical evidence matters when filing or appealing a disability claim.

Patriot NEXUS Letters provides independent medical opinions and psychological evaluations to veterans across Colorado by secure telehealth. A licensed provider reviews your service treatment records, VA records and private records and writes a citation-backed medical opinion. Call (844) 368-2757 to discuss your medical evidence.

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VA regional benefit office in Colorado

The Denver VA Regional Benefit Office serves veterans across Colorado with benefits information and in-person help.

See the Denver Regional Benefit Office

State help for Colorado veterans

The Colorado Division of Veterans Affairs connects veterans with county veteran service officers, state veterans homes and other programs.

Visit the Colorado Division of Veterans Affairs

How remote medical opinions work for Colorado veterans

VA disability compensation is a federal benefit. Claims from Colorado veterans are decided under the same federal rules as claims everywhere else - Title 38 of the U.S. Code and the regulations in 38 C.F.R. Part 3 - not under state law.

Under 38 C.F.R. § 3.159, competent medical evidence is evidence from a person qualified through education, training or experience to offer a medical opinion. VA weighs each opinion on the provider's qualifications and the reasoning given, not on whether the provider lives in Colorado.

That is why our licensed physicians (M.D. and D.O.) and clinical psychologists (Psy.D.) can review records and, when an evaluation is involved, meet by secure telehealth with veterans anywhere in Colorado. No medical opinion can guarantee a VA decision, and VA makes the final determination on every claim.

Serving veterans in Colorado

Missing medical evidence is why most Colorado claims stall.

The VA rarely denies a claim because a veteran is not credible. It denies claims because the file does not contain a medical opinion connecting a current diagnosis to service. That is the gap we close for veterans in Colorado.

Medical records review for veterans in Colorado

What we review

  • Service treatment and personnel records
  • VA and private treatment history
  • Your denial or rating decision letter
  • C&P exam results and DBQs
Telehealth nexus letter consultation for a veteran in Colorado

What you receive

  • A written independent medical opinion
  • Clear “at least as likely as not” language
  • Clinical rationale with medical citations
  • A draft you review before it is final

How it works

The steps depend on the service you choose.

Every service is remote for veterans in Colorado. Compare each process before deciding which path fits your needs.

Need to spread out the cost? Payment plans are available through Affirm.

Have questions about your case?

Call us and a live team member will go over your situation with you for free - no cost, no obligation.

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Local veteran resources

Find the right local help

Use these independent, official resources for benefits help, health care, or confidential counseling.

Claims and benefits help

Health care

Counseling and support

  • Colorado Veterans Project

    Nonprofit organization supporting Colorado veterans with community programs, events and emergency assistance.

  • Denver Vet Center

    Confidential readjustment counseling for veterans and families in the Denver area.

  • Aurora Vet Center

    Confidential readjustment counseling for veterans and families in Aurora and the eastern metro area.

  • Colorado Springs Vet Center

    Confidential readjustment counseling for veterans and families in the Pikes Peak region.

  • Military OneSource

    Free Department of Defense program offering non-medical counseling and support for service members, veterans and families.

  • Veterans Crisis Line

    Free, confidential support 24/7 - dial 988 and press 1, or chat online.

These independent resources are provided for convenience. Patriot NEXUS Letters is not affiliated with or endorsed by these agencies.

Free claim guides

Information for Colorado veterans

Read plain-language information about common conditions and VA service connection.

Questions

Nexus letter FAQs for Colorado

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