Veteran Psychiatric Reports

A veteran psychiatric report from March Ahead includes a comprehensive evaluation of the veteran’s mental health. This typically covers a detailed diagnosis of any mental health conditions, an assessment of how these conditions relate to military service, and an analysis of their impact on daily life and functioning. The report also includes recommendations for treatment or management, where applicable, ensuring it meets the standards required for DVA compensation claims.

At March Ahead, we prioritise quick turnaround times. Typically, veterans can expect to receive their psychiatric report within 1-2 weeks after the evaluation. This allows time for our psychiatrists to compile a detailed and accurate assessment while ensuring that veterans can proceed with their DVA claims promptly.

Yes, psychiatric reports provided by March Ahead are specifically designed to support DVA mental health claims. These reports provide an independent, objective evaluation of a veteran’s mental health, offering essential information for the Department of Veterans' Affairs to assess compensation and support eligibility. Our reports meet the required standards to ensure they are accepted by the DVA.

Yes, at March Ahead, we offer the option to receive your Veteran Psychiatric Report via Telehealth. This service allows veterans to undergo a comprehensive psychiatric assessment from the comfort of their homes, without compromising on the quality or depth of the evaluation. Our Telehealth assessments meet DVA standards, ensuring that your report is complete, accurate, and accepted for DVA mental health claims.

Yes, a Veteran Psychiatric Report can assess multiple conditions such as PTSD, anxiety, depression, or other mental health issues. Our psychiatrists conduct thorough evaluations to ensure all conditions are properly documented in a single report.