
Before spending hundreds of dollars on additional medical evidence, find out what your VA disability claim may actually need.
A licensed healthcare provider will review the relevant military, VA, and private medical records you provide, identify potential medical evidence gaps, and recommend the appropriate next step for your claim.
Know What You Need. Know Why You Need It. Then Decide What Comes Next.
Not every condition needs a first-time medical diagnosis (view the list of 30+ conditions eligible for a first-time diagnosis via telehealth).
Not every VA claim needs a DBQ and/or Nexus Letter.
Some claims may need it all. Others may need additional medical records, a clinical evaluation, further documentation—or no additional medical evidence at all.
The problem is knowing what your claim actually needs.
That’s why the Medical Evidence Gap Analysis is the required first step before purchasing a First-Time Medical Diagnosis (Dx), Disability Benefits Questionnaire (DBQ), Nexus Letter, or other physical or medical evidence service through Evidence Command.
A licensed healthcare provider reviews the evidence you already have first.
Then you get a recommended next step based on your records.
No guessing. No blindly buying medical evidence. No paying for a DBQ or Nexus Letter before you know whether it may actually be appropriate.
For physical and medical conditions, every case starts with a Medical Evidence Gap Analysis.
A licensed healthcare provider reviews the records you submit, identifies potential gaps, and recommends what additional medical evidence—if any—may be appropriate.
If you don’t need a First-Time Dx, DBQ, Nexus Letter, or additional medical evidence, you should know that before spending more money.
No guessing. No unnecessary purchases. Just the right next step for your claim.
*Mental health evaluations do not require a Medical Evidence Gap Analysis.
Review of medical records
Review of intake questionnaires
Evidence gaps identified
Recommended next step
Secure records processing & delivery


Review of medical records
Review of intake questionnaires
Evidence gaps identified
Recommended next step
Secure records processing & delivery

Evidence Command, LLC is a private medical evidence consulting services company. Evidence Command, LLC is not a Veterans Service Organization (VSO), law firm, or VA-accredited representative and is not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (“VA”). Evidence Command does not provide legal advice or assist clients with preparing or filing VA disability claims for benefits. All medical evidence is provided by licensed healthcare professionals based on their independent clinical judgment. Results are not guaranteed.
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