VA Disability Ratings for Hip Pain and Hip Conditions

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  • čas přidán 26. 07. 2024
  • Tune in to learn how VA rates Veterans for various hip pain, hip replacements, hip arthritis, and other disabilities plus common secondary conditions to be aware of, potentially qualifying you for a higher combined VA rating. Please leave us your questions or comments below, and thanks for tuning in!
    VA Ratings for Hip Pain: cck-law.com/blog/va-disabilit...
    VA Ratings for Hip Replacement: cck-law.com/blog/va-disabilit...
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    0:00 Introduction
    1:00 What is Hip Pain?
    1:30 Common Causes of Hip Pain: Arthritis, Injuries, Tendonitis, Sciatica, Back Pain, etc.
    4:30 Direct Service Connection and Secondary Service Connection for Hip Pain and Disabilities
    7:25 VA Disability Rating for Hip Pain: Osteoarthritis
    8:41 VA Rating for Hip Ankylosis
    9:48 VA Rating for Hip Limitation of Motion
    11:48 VA Rating for Hip Replacement
    13:07 Hip Replacement Surgery, VA Hospitals, and Your VA Claim
    14:08 TDIU for Hip Pain and Conditions
    15:45 Closing Thoughts
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Komentáře • 36

  • @CCK_Law
    @CCK_Law  Před 3 lety +3

    Thanks for tuning in! Check out the description for more information!

    • @noname-nq5zn
      @noname-nq5zn Před rokem

      What condition would cause your teeth to break are there be some kind of

  • @mbm8404
    @mbm8404 Před 3 lety +3

    Your videos are wonderfully informative and very helpful. I love the way you index the times by topic, which significantly improved the overall usability.

  • @tyronesterling4158
    @tyronesterling4158 Před 2 lety +1

    Great information, thank you for sharing.

  • @ibelieveinjesuschrist8911

    thank you ladies soo much!! I appreciate this information

  • @russellbarton7565
    @russellbarton7565 Před rokem +2

    I’m 51 and just now did a VA evaluation to try and get some percentage of VA disability. I have had no VA disability rating and dealing with a fractured hip. A broken tailbone. Lower back problems and now osteoarthritis as a result of my injury I sustained while on active duty army in Germany from 1992 to 1995

    • @wildwest5436
      @wildwest5436 Před rokem +2

      51 as well. Got a C & P tomorrow and was in Deutchland 91-96. Ansbach

    • @russellbarton7565
      @russellbarton7565 Před rokem +1

      @@wildwest5436 yeah I just went in and told them every detail of what was wrong with me and how it happened. I was there 3 hours mainly because each problem is calculated as a separate case So my fractured hip had to have its own case. My broken tailbone was its own case and my lower back was its own case. So after the nurse practitioner input all the information for each one she had to sign off on it and it was accepted as an in service injury. So it was approved but I’m still waiting for the VA to respond back to me. They said it would take 3 to 5 weeks.

  • @Jaybirdl
    @Jaybirdl Před 2 lety +1

    If I have a rating already for my back and knee. and now it’s affecting my hip, would that constitute as “double dipping” if I filed for said hip condition?

  • @DewJohnson1
    @DewJohnson1 Před rokem

    I had a total hip replacement 2 yrs after discharge from the Infantry/combat service 2004, can it be tied into service? Carrying huge loads on my back repeatedly, avascular necrosis. Constant pain since with very frequent bursitis since. I am 70% PTSD and TDIU, need the hip failure as service connected.

  • @rachelboler7414
    @rachelboler7414 Před 2 lety

    What about PAO surgery? THR would be a much worse route for me being under 30 but I can’t find anything on PAO but it’s still a major hip surgery and is the treatment being recommended for me

  • @HashTagQJ
    @HashTagQJ Před 2 lety

    Can bilateral hip pain be secondary to bilateral flat foot?

  • @bobbybyrd6853
    @bobbybyrd6853 Před rokem

    Can tinnitus and migraines/ headache be linked together?

  • @michaelliggins9862
    @michaelliggins9862 Před rokem

    How do I file claim for hip pain,I'm being scheduled for a hip replacement my hip is bone on bone, and caused me knee problems and foot pain, and one my feet has been amputated, all this has been recorded through my VA doctors

  • @ManwhaNation
    @ManwhaNation Před 2 lety +1

    So just wondering what are the ratings for hip pain and limited motion? What is the max and what is the max rating you can get for the hips? And what is the highest rating you could possibly get for each of the hip limited motion parts of the hip which I counted there where 5 parts/sections they break it up into.

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 2 lety +2

      Good afternoon,
      This blog post from our website may be able to help answer your question: cck-law.com/blog/va-disability-rating-for-hip-pain/#:~:text=70%25%20%E2%80%93%20markedly%20severe%20residual%20weakness,30%25%20%E2%80%93%20minimum%20rating

  • @ramsesosiris292
    @ramsesosiris292 Před 2 lety +3

    I Got service connected for my hip with a 0 rating How do I get compensated for it..Your videos rock..Tell all my 82nd airborne buddies about y'all.

    • @ramsesosiris292
      @ramsesosiris292 Před 2 lety

      And it was done during COVID when it first started VIA VIDEO CALL.

    • @Ameerah.J
      @Ameerah.J Před 2 lety

      0?! I have hip pain for almost 3 years due to service related fracture of my hip. It’s really debilitating. I’m hoping for a high rating.

  • @freddudley6173
    @freddudley6173 Před 3 měsíci

    I jumped out of planes from 1989 to 1993 and I have ankle, knee, hip, back, and neck issues. I did hurt my neck on a jump but does the VA take into consideration the impact of landing during airborne operations?

  • @Aus10c
    @Aus10c Před 2 lety +1

    So how do they actually rate the loss of range of motion? Is there guidelines they use

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 2 lety

      This blog may help to answer your question: cck-law.com/blog/va-disability-rating-for-hip-pain/. In the blog we also provide a link to VA's full rating schedule.

  • @King-2077
    @King-2077 Před 9 měsíci

    Hi, I have a question so I tried to add a secondary claim, Ive been having extreme pain and and some numbness sometimes tingling on my left leg and the worst is the pain on my left buttocks because of my lower back pain which is btw service connected and rated. So i claim left leg radiculopathy, i told my representative. And when I did the c&p exam, the examiner asked me if i have pain in the hip, like in the bones, I said not the bones. Then i pointed out where the pain was which is the left buttocks all the way down to the feet because of the sciatica. Is he gonna count that as hip pain? My rep added that so it was part of the claim and the time of the exam i wasnt sure if my pain was part of my hip because i just said my whole left leg hurts now Im overthinking it and thinking I screwed it up. Does examiners and raters will still count it even though i said i dont have pain in hip bones itself but that area was in pain due to sciatica? Or will it just be one sciatica rating and the hip pain is disregarded?

  • @anitaboddington4837
    @anitaboddington4837 Před rokem

    I’m afraid to be treated for my pain because I do not want to take addictive medication’s so I live with my pain every day, so are you telling me that if I don’t succumb and take those addictive medication‘s? I can’t be compensated for my secondary service connected issue

  • @switchitup5446
    @switchitup5446 Před 2 lety +1

    I haven't been to the VA yet but can anybody help me get more information and if I do or do not qualify for TDIU? I haven't had a surgery but my injury is definitely affecting my employability

    • @Finestizpro
      @Finestizpro Před 2 lety +1

      As long as you are service connected for the injury and that service connected injury prevents you from working you are eligible for TDIU no matter the percentage that your at

  • @faiuputagaleoo9884
    @faiuputagaleoo9884 Před 2 lety +1

    So I have lower back pain and it cause me so much uncomfortable feelings. Even with my spine it looks like teeth of a caterpillar. But when ever I told to my VA doctor she ended up prescribing more meds. The pain is so severe it sometimes keep me in bed for more than a week. As of right now I can't sit straight with my legs fold. Is there any way you can assist me with this situation or provide guidance? Thank you for the update.

    • @Finestizpro
      @Finestizpro Před 2 lety +1

      if its service connected keep fighting for a proper diagnosis so you can claim an increase based on your symptoms

  • @jokrazy2002
    @jokrazy2002 Před 2 lety +1

    If I have hip surgery for acetabular femoral impingement with labral tear due to military service injury, do I qualify for 100% disability for a year? Then afterwards I can put a claim in for disability with an expected minimal rating of 30% for each hip after surgery? I have a lot of movement limitation to both hips. Thanks

    • @tobylaine2785
      @tobylaine2785 Před 2 lety

      Same, have you had answers ?

    • @jokrazy2002
      @jokrazy2002 Před 2 lety

      @@tobylaine2785 No I have not.

    • @ashleyrodriguez2413
      @ashleyrodriguez2413 Před 2 lety

      Hey sir! I have the same exact diagnosis as yours and issues. I had a arthroscopy a year ago and just tore my hip flexor in the same hip! Have you gotten any answers based on this?

    • @maxtidwell5154
      @maxtidwell5154 Před 2 lety

      @@ashleyrodriguez2413 hello! I was actually In the same position as you all about a year and a half ago I had a hip PAO.
      As far as temporary 100% goes I remember mine being for 3 months

    • @tobylaine2785
      @tobylaine2785 Před 2 lety

      @@maxtidwell5154 did you receive a disability rating yet other than the temporary one ?

  • @noname-nq5zn
    @noname-nq5zn Před rokem

    Amazing number of things you complain about and have problems with and they don't rate you four they said my hip was abnormal while I was still in also that I have hip snapping syndrome
    Humvee was hit head-on was told to hit makes noise due to the fact of the tenants were knocked out of place how to take a full step severely painful if I have to chop my step what's having trouble with weight-bearing so one day the VA called me in for exam but the game they play here they won't tell you what it is for so you can't bring up relevant events or medical information you may have to your exam
    they added two new conditions that I felt they add because they not want to say it was the condition that's from my combat-related retirement because it would have increased my crsc!