When your service-connected condition worsens, your VA disability rates should increase to reflect it. A comprehensive DBQ from independent medical professionals documents your current symptoms – giving the VA the evidence needed to reassess your rating.
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Whether you’re filing your first VA disability claim or fighting for a higher VA disability rating, our flat-fee DBQ medical evidence is designed to help you qualify for the VA disability compensation rates you deserve.
You’ll always know what to expect from us. Our flat-fee structure is transparent from the start - no commissions, no surprises, and no connection between what you pay and any VA disability rates you receive.
We stay true to our mission of neutrality. The medical professionals we connect you with provide independent, evidence-based evaluations - not opinions or promises - ensuring your documentation is accurate, credible, and compliant with VA standards.
Trust is earned, not assumed - and we take that seriously. From your first conversation with our team to receiving your completed DBQs, you’ll always know what we do, what we don’t, and how we protect your best interests every step of the way.
Every Veteran’s journey is unique, and the right documentation can make all the difference in VA disability rates. A conversation with REE Medical is your first step toward understanding your options and ensuring your medical evidence is complete, accurate, and ready for review.
From your first conversation to receiving your completed DBQs, we make the process clear and uncomplicated. You’ll have support at every step as we connect you with independent, licensed providers who document your condition accurately and with the respect your service deserves.

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REE Medical connects Veterans to private, neutral third-party providers who will document the severity of symptoms and worsening conditions.

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You will receive thorough, accurate, and competent medical evidence to support your claim.
We’re here to support Veterans who feel their current VA disability rating doesn’t reflect the reality of their condition.
That’s why our DBQ services are at a transparent flat rate – with no hidden fees, surprise charges, or commissions. Use the calculator tool to explore how a potential rating increase could impact your monthly compensation and estimate how quickly you might recover the cost of your medical documentation.
Here’s what Veterans say about REE Medical’s DBQ services and how accurate medical documentation helped support their VA disability rates claims.
Just got my rating which was more than I could have ever asked for. REE Medical is truly second to none, and I can’t recommend them enough to veterans needing assistance with their claim. Again, thank you for everything and I will 100% be recommending your service to other veterans.
Jack C.
Hands down the BEST decision I have ever made was going through REE Medical to complete my VA process. They are quick, knowledgeable, professional, and they make it easy. I will forever recommend them to veterans!
Tamia G.
Absolutely happy that I took the step to give REE my case. They were thorough and committed to meeting my needs. I have already recommended three other people. Thank you REE for helping me improve my quality of life!
Amy S.

Get answers to your most common questions about VA claims, medical documentation, disability ratings, and how independent medical evaluations strengthen your case.
A Disability Benefits Questionnaire (DBQ) is a standardized medical form the VA uses to evaluate service-connected conditions and determine VA disability rates. It allows licensed medical providers to document your symptoms and the severity of your condition in a clear, consistent way – helping the VA make informed decisions about your benefits.
Veterans typically use a DBQ when filing an initial disability claim or when VA disability rates no longer reflect their current condition. If your service-connected disability has worsened, an updated DBQ provides the detailed medical documentation the VA needs to reassess your rating accurately.
A DBQ gives the VA a thorough, objective picture of how your condition has progressed. The clearer and more accurate your medical documentation is, the easier it is for the VA to evaluate whether your VA disability rate should increase to reflect your present symptoms and limitations.
No. REE Medical does not influence or guarantee outcomes. We’ve created one of the largest and most reliable networks of independent, licensed medical professionals who provide accurate and neutral evaluations. These evaluations help ensure that your medical evidence supports a fair review of your VA disability rate by the VA.
No. REE Medical provides completed DBQs directly to you. You may then submit them to the VA yourself or through your Veterans Service Organization (VSO) or accredited representative as part of your request for a new or increased VA disability rate.
Make sense of VA disability rates for you or your loved ones. It’s a complicated topic, we help break it down and provide insights you can use on your journey.

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