Trajector Medical: Medical Evidence That Helps People Get Life-Changing Disability Benefits

The company started in 2014. Its head office is in Gainesville, Florida. They are a leader in medical evidence services for people with disabilities. The company provides medical evidence for clients’ benefit claims. The services support clients’ pursuit of VA, Social Security and workers’ compensation benefits. Those offerings can also help clients with legal cases like mass tort and personal injury. The company never charges a client any up-front fees. A client only pays after they win.

Why Trajector Medical?

Sometimes it is hard for others to understand how medical conditions may impact another person’s life. Sometimes it is hard for a person to document their medical conditions and disabilities for a claim.

Veterans Service Organizations (VSOs) may play a role in a claim or case. So may accredited attorneys, family, friends, and colleagues. But complete and organized medical evidence is different and important for success.

The company also operates in full compliance with 38 USC 5125 and other well-established laws and regulations. These requirements protect a Veteran’s right to use private medical professionals in support of VA disability claims.

Putting Together All the Pieces

Here is what the company’s licensed medical experts do that helps a person’s disability or injury claim or case.

- They help their clients tell their whole disability story.
- They gather important medical evidence for a client. Evidence includes a client's medical conditions, causes and symptoms.
- They look at when the medical conditions began.
- They use their medical expertise to document the links between different medical conditions.
- They look at the main disabling conditions and other medical conditions it caused. For example, a veteran injured their knee during military service. Now, they cannot move around much. This might make them gain weight. The weight gain might cause high blood pressure.

This data is like puzzle pieces. Putting it all together shows the full picture of a client's medical condition.

By following all these steps, the company helps ensure that nothing gets missed. They help clients understand their conditions. Clients know they will have the best documents possible to prove their claims. Then, clients can better decide what compensation or claims to pursue. This makes it easier for them to get compensation for their disability or injury. It is like giving a clear map of someone’s medical journey to the officials who decide on a disability claim or case.

Before 2000: A Tough Time for Veterans

Before 2000, it was harder for veterans to support their disability benefits claims. The VA is the government office that gives these benefits. The VA often said “no” to veterans because they only looked at health records provided by VA doctors. These records often were not enough to document a veteran’s conditions. Also, sometimes those records were incomplete or missing.

The Big Change in 2000

In 2000, a new law called the Veterans Claims Assistance Act (VCAA) improved things. This law said the VA must help veterans collect all the needed health records. It also said the VA must accept medical evidence beyond what the government had. This was great news.

The Problem That's Still Here

Even with this law, the VA still says “no” to about one of every three veterans who ask for help. Why? Often, it is because the veteran did not provide enough medical evidence.

Trajector Medical Reviews Reflect the Company’s Success

Many clients credit the company with helping them get disability benefits. Each client experience is unique. Outcomes are not guaranteed, yet one client commented, “They helped me where I had failed with the VA for 9 years. I have made friends with all of my team members. They are helping Veterans like me that have real problems. Their every concern is for you.”