VAC Medical Questionnaires
If you are applying for a Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) Disability Benefit for a musculoskeletal condition, I may be able to help. As a chiropractor authorized by Veterans Affairs Canada to complete VAC Medical Questionnaires, I can assess a wide range of musculoskeletal and joint conditions and complete the required medical documentation.
In addition to completing your questionnaire, I also provide chiropractic care for service-related injuries and conditions. This allows your assessment, required documentation, and treatment to be completed in one convenient location. I see veterans and Canadian Armed Forces members in Port Moody, and mobile chiropractic visits are available across the Tri-Cities if getting to the clinic is difficult.
Why Choose Dr. Adam Will for Your VAC Medical Questionnaire?
I hold a Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic West in San Jose, where I graduated Cum Laude, and I am registered with the College of Chiropractors of BC. I have been in practice for more than five years, including clinics in Victoria and Port Coquitlam before moving to Port Moody.
I came to chiropractic as a patient first, after years of hockey and lacrosse left me with multiple concussions, two separated shoulders, and broken wrists and thumbs. That history is why every visit includes an assessment of the spine and the extremities, from feet and ankles through to wrists and fingers, the same range of joints the VAC questionnaires ask about.
My goal is to make the process as straightforward as possible. I can complete the required VAC Medical Questionnaire while also assessing and treating your injury. There is no referral required. If you have questions about the process or aren't sure whether your condition qualifies, I'd be happy to discuss your situation and help determine the next steps.
Conditions That Can Be Assessed
• Shoulder and acromioclavicular joint conditions
• Knee conditions
• Foot and toe conditions
• Hip conditions
• Ankle conditions
• Wrist conditions
• Elbow conditions
• Thumb and finger conditions
• Upper limb functional conditions
• Lower limb functional conditions
• Thoracic and lumbar spine conditions
• Cervical spine conditions
• Coccyx, pelvis, and sacroiliac joint conditions
How Your Assessment Supports a Disabilities Claim
VAC assesses musculoskeletal conditions using its Table of Disabilities, where Chapter 17 covers musculoskeletal impairment. A chiropractic assessment documents your range of motion, functional limitations, and clinical findings in the format VAC asks for, which gives the reviewer the detail needed to rate your condition. A disability benefit adjudicator weighs that evidence against the Table of Disabilities criteria and decides every claim. My role is to make sure the clinical picture on your questionnaire is accurate and complete.
What to Expect in Your First Visits
Your Assessment
Your Questionnaire
Ongoing Care
Common Questions About Veterans Affairs in Port Moody
Coverage may be available through Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) for eligible veterans, Canadian Armed Forces members, RCMP members, and certain family members and survivors. Eligibility and coverage details are determined by VAC and may vary based on your individual circumstances.
Chiropractic care is commonly sought for musculoskeletal conditions such as neck pain, back pain, headaches, joint restrictions, shoulder pain, hip pain, and recurring injuries. Treatment focuses on improving movement, supporting function, and helping individuals remain active and independent.
Yes. If requested by Veterans Affairs Canada, Dr. Adam Will can complete chiropractic assessments and medical questionnaires related to musculoskeletal conditions. These reports help document your condition, functional limitations, and clinical findings as part of the VAC review process.
In many cases, a referral is not required to begin chiropractic care. However, VAC policies and coverage requirements may vary depending on the type of claim and approval process. If you have questions about your specific situation, we would be happy to help guide you through the process.
Chiropractic care is often one component of a comprehensive treatment approach. Depending on your needs, recommendations may also include exercise, physiotherapy, massage therapy, medical follow-up, or other healthcare services. The goal is to support long-term function, recovery, and quality of life.
Let's Talk Through Your Claim
If you are partway through a VAC Disability Benefit application, or you are not sure whether your condition falls within a chiropractor's scope of practice, get in touch and I will walk you through it. No referral is required to book an assessment.
