Organized Record Summary
A clear summary of relevant in-service events, documented medical history, existing diagnoses, and other information found in the records you submit.
Start With the Evidence
Tactical Record Analysis
Get a clear, organized review of your military and medical records so you can better understand what is documented and what medical evidence services Valor Health may be able to provide.
- Military & Medical Record Review
- Medical Case Analyst
- Organized Written Summary
- Secure Record Upload
Important
The Tactical Record Analysis is an informational medical-record review. It is not legal advice, claim strategy, or a guarantee of any VA outcome.
Tactical Record Analysis
$299
One-time professional record review service.
- Review of the military and medical records you provide
- Organized summary of relevant documentation
- Identification of Valor Health medical evidence services that may be applicable
- Clear next steps through Valor Health when appropriate
Clarity From Your Records
What You Receive
Your TRA is designed to organize the information already contained in your records and help identify where Valor Health may be able to provide appropriate medical evidence services.
Medical Evidence Review
Identification of areas where Valor Health may be able to assist through services such as medical opinions, DBQs, or nexus letters.
Clear Next Steps
A straightforward outline of services available through Valor Health, when supported by the records and appropriate for your circumstances.
Individualized Review
Your Review Is Based on Your Records
Every Tactical Record Analysis is individualized. The Medical Case Analyst reviews the documentation you provide rather than relying on a generic checklist or automated recommendation.
The goal is to organize the evidence already in your file, identify relevant medical information, and determine what medical evidence services Valor Health may be able to provide.
The usefulness of the review depends heavily on the completeness and relevance of the records submitted.
Helpful Records May Include
- Service Treatment Records
- Military personnel or service records when relevant
- Current VA rating decision or code sheet
- VA medical records
- Relevant private treatment records
- C&P examination reports
- Previously completed DBQs or medical opinions
- Other documentation relevant to the conditions being reviewed
After purchase, you will receive instructions for obtaining records
when needed and securely uploading documents through the Valor Health
Client Portal.
Simple Process
What Happens After Purchase
We make the record-review process straightforward so your analyst can focus on the evidence contained in your file.
1
Receive Your Instructions
You will receive instructions explaining how to gather and securely upload the records needed for your review.
2
Analyst Reviews Your Records
Once your records are received, a Medical Case Analyst completes an individualized review of the documentation you submitted.
3
Receive Your TRA Summary
You receive an organized summary and an explanation of the medical evidence services Valor Health may be able to provide, if applicable.
Know the Scope
Record Review, Not Claim Representation
Valor Health focuses on medical evidence. We do not act as your representative before VA.
What the TRA Does — and Does Not — Do
The TRA summarizes information found in the records you provide and identifies medical evidence services Valor Health may be able to offer.
It does not provide legal advice, claim strategy, representation, assistance filing a VA claim, or a prediction that VA will grant a particular condition or rating.
Any later medical opinion, DBQ, or other clinical documentation is provided only when supported by the appropriate provider's independent professional judgment and the available evidence.
Ready to Start Your Record Review?
Complete the secure checkout below. After purchase, Valor Health will send the next-step instructions needed to begin your Tactical Record Analysis.
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