(910) 585-3516Robert A. Clinton Jr., M.D. is a U.S. Army veteran, disabled veteran, and physician who conducted over 30,000 VA Compensation & Pension exams.
If you lived or worked at Camp Lejeune between 1953 and 1987, you were exposed to contaminated water. The VA requires medical evidence linking your condition to that exposure. Dr. Clinton reviews your records, establishes the nexus, and documents it completely. Telehealth available nationwide.
Schedule a ConsultationNexus Letters · IMOs · DBQs · Telehealth Nationwide
Why Camp Lejeune & Marine Veterans Choose Dr. Clinton
From 1953 to 1987, the water supply at Camp Lejeune was contaminated with TCE, PCE, benzene, and vinyl chloride — chemicals linked to cancer, neurological conditions, and other serious illnesses. The VA has established a list of presumptive conditions, but many veterans still need independent medical evidence to establish the nexus between their specific condition and their exposure.
Even if your condition is not on the VA presumptive list, a Nexus Letter establishing the medical connection may support your claim.
Dr. Clinton reviews your complete service records, identifies the medical connections between your condition and your service, and documents them with supporting VA research and literature.
Nexus Letter / IMO
$1,000
A detailed Independent Medical Opinion establishing the nexus between your current condition and your military service. Includes full records review, medical literature research, and a signed physician statement.
Schedule Nexus Letter ConsultationDBQ — Disability Benefits Questionnaire
$500
A completed Disability Benefits Questionnaire documenting the current severity and functional impact of your service-connected condition. Based on records review and clinical documentation.
Schedule DBQ ConsultationCombined Nexus + DBQ
$1,400
Both a Nexus Letter establishing service connection and a DBQ documenting current severity — the complete medical evidence package for a new or increased rating claim.
Schedule Combined ConsultationBook a telehealth appointment. Available to veterans in all states where Dr. Clinton holds an active license.
Send your service records, military medical records, and any relevant civilian medical documentation for review.
Dr. Clinton reviews your complete history, identifies the medical connections that exist, and pulls the supporting VA literature.
You receive a signed, physician-authored Nexus Letter, IMO, or DBQ — ready to submit with your VA claim.
Leave your information and Dr. Clinton's team will contact you within 1 business day to discuss your records and whether a Nexus Letter or DBQ is the right next step.
Schedule a telehealth consultation. Dr. Clinton will review your records, find the connections that exist, and build the strongest honest case for your claim.
Schedule a ConsultationTelehealth available nationwide · $1,000 Nexus Letter · $500 DBQ · No exam required
Important: Haymount Urgent Care provides independent medical opinions and disability benefits questionnaires based on a review of available records and medical literature. We do not prepare or file VA claims on behalf of veterans, and we do not guarantee any particular VA rating or claims outcome. Our services are limited to providing medical documentation; veterans are encouraged to work with an accredited VA claims agent or attorney for claims representation. Availability of services may vary by state based on physician licensure.