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Our practice

Physician led. Grounded in service.

Founded by a physician and U.S. Army veteran, our practice focuses on independent medical evidence for veterans' disability claims.

Line of Duty Medical · Evans, Georgia

Experience behind the review

Medical expertise.
Military understanding.

Our founder brings experience in Emergency Medicine to the review of veterans' medical records.

Army service and deployment experience inform our understanding of military records.

What guides our work

  • Clinical conclusions grounded in the available evidence
  • Clear explanations of uncertainty and missing information
  • Physician review before a medical opinion is signed
  • Fees agreed before additional services begin
  • Independence from the outcome of a claim

Our clinicians

Clinicians who know the claim.

Line of Duty Medical is a physician-led network of board-certified physicians, psychologists, physician assistants and nurse practitioners across the country. Our clinicians train and practice in emergency medicine, internal medicine, occupational medicine, sports medicine and behavioral health. Occupational medicine is the specialty built around one question: did the job cause the disease. That is the question every service-connection claim asks.

Every clinician reads your complete file, works within the scope of their own license, and cites what they find to the page. The name on your letter is a real clinician, licensed and accountable for every word.

A medical opinion should explain its reasoning.

We assess the medical question, the relevant history, and the supporting and conflicting evidence. When information is missing, we identify what needs clarification.

The reviewing physician determines whether the evidence supports an opinion and whether an examination or further information is needed.

See how the review works →

An independent practice, with a defined role.

We provide medical evidence. We do not represent claimants, provide legal advice, or make VA benefit decisions. We are not affiliated with the Department of Veterans Affairs.

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