Secure messaging and the state senator Jerry Moran office is helping but they haven't been able to resolve it either. Or.. they don't understand the problem. I have downloaded ADA form. I have

Have you requested reasonable accommodation in writing? Steven C. Sterry,M.A./M.B.A. 10149 Grayling AV. – Whittier, CA 90603-2608 Phone (562) 947-2258 Email: steve.sterry@...

Reasonable accommodation to access my audiology medical records is the issue.

I don't disagree with you. However, unless you are ready to file a formal complaint under the Rehabilitation Act, you may get nowhere. One other suggestion, however, comes to mind. I believe that

Sorry. I don't work there . I'm the Veteran using the Blue dot website. I'm using the Blue Dot web site because the VA is 90 miles away. It was designed for this reason. for veterans to use when they

You can't find the "tools" menu because you are looking at a printout of the record, not the record itself. The record can only be accessed on the VA computers. On the other hand, if the VA is

The issue is that what is put in the records should be usable by other audiologists. I'm looking for the " Tools Menu " . Can't find that . Virus-free. www.avast.com

That's too bad. All of the notes that I found in my record were very professional and very detailed. Maybe you should contact your Audiology Department head and explain your specific needs to him or

I'm searching for the records now . There are some comments about how good of a job the audiologist did according to the audiologist in regards to fit and was I happy to get them. Nothing another

Understood. Perhaps one temporary solution to the problem would be to ask your audiologist to document the measurements at each normal plot point on the audiogram chart in his or her comments. As I

I am also a premium member and have searched the Blue Dot. The graph is what is needed when you are going to an outside audiologist to avoid retaking the test at a cost. . Now I can get images of MRI

I understand that some members of this group have complained that audiology medical records are being excluded from our online medical records. I can tell you that is not the case in our Los Angeles

This raises for me to a more current level our need to help vets and others know the distinction between ADA which covers all non federal facilities and programs versus Sec 503 of the Federal

I'd think they would also comply with the DOJ in making services accessible to disabled people including veterans. Virus-free. www.avast.com

NO - I did not say VA does not have to provide captioning. VA is a part of the Executive Branch of the Federal Government and as such they are exempt form ADA. But they are bound by provisions of

Yes I have a caption phone.... Hearing aids etc. and am slowly picking up some ASL. You say the VA doesn't have to provide CC of the deaf? The disabled hearing vets are denied the same consideration

Black87........... , sorry to hear of you difficulties with VA. I certainly can't answer your questions about why audiology records are not viewable on "MyhealtheVet". VA needs to answer that.

I've been banned from the secure messaging app in my healthy web site for using it too much twice. The VA is not friendly to hearing impaired or deaf veterans. We are excluded from audiology medical

I'm late to this conversation and new to the group. I agree about the CC on the VVC. I wont it to be known that HOH and deaf veterans can't get audiology medical info through the My healthy Vet web

Has anyone else noticed that in the VA medical portal called My Healthy Vet . That you can get all kind of medical information. all your blood tests, X rays, MRI's and cat scans and even colonoscopy