Veritas Health Evaluations

◆ Comprehensive Evaluation Services ◆

Our Services

Independent · Objective · Compliant

Providing professional, efficient, and comprehensive evaluation services for veterans, employers, government agencies, and individuals

What We Offer

Evaluation Services

Each evaluation is performed to the appropriate federal, state, or carrier standard, with a clear written report. Here is what each service is, who requests it, what to expect, and typical timing.

Veterans & Government Examinations

What is it?Independent medical examinations performed for veterans and government agencies to support disability, compensation, fitness-for-duty, and benefits determinations.
Who requests it?Federal contractors, government agencies, veterans' disability programs, and third-party administrators.
What to expectA comprehensive medical history review, physical examination, completion of required questionnaires and documentation, and submission of findings to the requesting agency.
How longTypically 30–60 minutes.

DOT & Transportation Exams

What is it?Department of Transportation (DOT) medical examinations required for commercial drivers and transportation professionals.
Who requests it?Commercial drivers, trucking companies, transportation employers, and fleet operators.
What to expectA DOT-certified medical examination including health history review, vision and hearing screening, blood pressure assessment, and determination of medical fitness for duty.
How long30–60 minutes.

Independent Medical Evaluations (IMEs)

What is it?An objective medical evaluation performed by an independent healthcare provider to assess injury, illness, causation, treatment needs, work restrictions, or maximum medical improvement.
Who requests it?Attorneys, insurance carriers, employers, government agencies, and third-party administrators.
What to expectReview of medical records, interview, physical examination, and a detailed written report with clinical findings and opinions.
How long45–90 minutes.

Workers' Compensation Evaluations

What is it?An objective evaluation of work-related injuries and functional status.
Who requests it?Insurance carriers, workers' compensation administrators, employers, and attorneys.
What to expectMedical records review, physical examination, assessment of work-related injury, and a report addressing diagnosis, causation, treatment recommendations, work restrictions, and impairment when applicable.
How long45–90 minutes.

Employee Health Services

What is it?Occupational health services designed to support hiring, workforce safety, regulatory compliance, and employee wellness.
Who requests it?Employers, human resource departments, occupational health programs, and staffing agencies.
What to expectPre-employment and annual physicals, respirator clearance evaluations, return-to-work assessments, drug and alcohol testing, and other workplace health screenings.
How longVaries by record volume.

Diagnostic Testing

What is it?On-site diagnostic and screening services used to evaluate health status, workplace fitness, and regulatory compliance.
Who requests it?Employers, occupational health programs, government contractors, healthcare providers, and individual patients.
What to expectTesting may include pulmonary function testing (PFT), electrocardiograms (EKG), drug and alcohol screening, vision and hearing screening, and other occupational health assessments.
How longVaries by case scope.