Complete intake
Tell us about your service and condition.


Joseph Poston, FNP-C, reviews your records and prepares an independent nexus letter when the medical evidence supports it.
Start your intake$250 flat feePOC price—reconfirm before production
Army veteran + FNP-C · Available in all 50 states
Tell us about your service and condition.
Share service and medical documentation.
Talk with Joseph Poston, FNP-C.


Founded by a husband-and-wife team who understand the process—and the impact it can have.
A nexus letter is an independent medical opinion connecting the evidence in your records to the condition in your VA claim. NexVet focuses on that one job.
Joseph is a U.S. Army veteran and family nurse practitioner who understands both the clinical record and the realities of military service.
Every opinion begins with the documents you provide. A letter is prepared only when the available medical evidence supports it.
The one-hour nexus letter appointment is $250. The prototype does not collect payment or personal health information.
Review medical and service records
Discuss relevant history by video
Prepare a nexus opinion when supported
No diagnosis, treatment, or prescriptions
No promise of a VA claim outcome
This proof of concept shows how a future secure intake could work. It does not save or send anything.
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It is an independent medical opinion that explains whether medical evidence supports a connection between a veteran’s condition and military service.
No. This service is limited to independent record review and nexus opinions. It does not replace your treating clinician, diagnose conditions, prescribe medication, or provide emergency care.
Yes. Nexus letter record reviews are available to veterans in all 50 states.
No. VA decisions depend on the full claim and applicable rules. NexVet cannot promise or guarantee an outcome.
Relevant service treatment records, current medical records, prior decisions, and any other documents that help explain the history of the condition.