The New York Independent Examiners Report of Independent Medical Examination (NYMEX IRE) is a document issued by a qualified and independent medical examiner in the state of New York. It is a comprehensive assessment of the medical condition of an individual, including a description of the individual’s medical history, current medical condition, and prognosis. The report is used by health insurance companies, employers, and other entities to assess the medical risk of an individual and to determine eligibility for services or benefits. The NYMEX IRE consists of three parts. The first part is the Medical Report, which includes a detailed medical history, a physical examination, and any necessary laboratory tests. The second part is the Opinion Summary, which provides the examiner's opinion on the individual's medical condition, prognosis, and recommendations for treatment or further evaluation. The third part is the Medical Summary, which provides a summary of the findings from the examination and any recommendations for further evaluation or treatment. There are two types of New York Independent Examiners Report of Independent Medical Examination: the Initial Report and the Follow-Up Report. The Initial Report is the first report issued by the examiner after the initial examination. The Follow-Up Report is issued after any additional examinations or tests are completed.