Common VA Ratings That Add Up To 100% or TDIU Veterans Disability Benefits
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01:09 Example of Combined Ratings
02:10 70/40 Rule
02:37 Example of 60% Combined Rating
03:38 Contact Information
In this video, VA disability attorney Zack Evans covers common VA benefits combinations that add up to a 100% rating or qualify a veteran for Total Disability Individual Unemployability (TDIU). Generally, veterans want to obtain a 100% VA rating or TDIU because they pay the maximum amount of monthly benefits. The qualifications are different, but it's good news for veterans because there are several combinations of conditions that can get you to a 100% rating or Individual Unemployability.
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I have 100% P&T schedular rating. keep in mind four 0% ratings are equal to 10% added, when VA combine all the rated disabilities. Thanks for your informative videos.
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I called woods and woods and they have made leaps and bounds in my case as of January 2020 I’m at 80% and I know I will be at 100% before long 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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I went on VA .Gov and learned they Combined my Hearing Loss (new claim) and and Hyperacusis & Migraines (Both secondary to Service connected to Tinnitus). Is that good or bad. ??? At My C and P exam my Doctor he said he ruled in my favor??
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Just waiting on my Narcolepsy diagnosis before I attempt 100%.
Excellent! Thanks!
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Rated for 70% ptsd, 60% gulf war related intestinal issues, 10% tinnitus, 10% scaring. Was diagnosed with sleep apnea requiring a cpap and ED all secondary to ptsd awaiting notification from VA, 100% maybe?
Your current combined rating before the sleep apnea is 90%. Since your sleep apnea requires a CPAP, it should receive a rating of 50%, if approved by the VA. The combined rating for these is more that 95%, which rounds up to 100%. Even before the sleep apnea, you could also qualify for individual unemployability benefits, which pays veterans who can't work at the 100% rate without technically having a 100% rating. If there's ever anything we can do to assist, don't hesitate to give us a call!
How do I get rated for gulf War related intestinal issues because they denied me of that some time ago. I just received 10% for Rhinitis and 0% for sinusitis; however I am still at 70% rating which I was rated for PTSD
Still in, haven’t filed yet but I will next winter. I’m claiming PTSD, Major Depression Disorder, Anxiety, GERD, Severe Migraines, Sleep Apnea & Insomnia, Tinnitus, Hearing Loss, Heart/Chest muscle (heart attack symptoms). All that in just almost 4 years of service.
Praying for 100%. I still intend to work lightly, but it’ll help my family. Besides I’m pretty busted.
So sorry to hear about your medical issues. Here is some information that might help you prepare to file your claim: www.woodslawyers.com/va-disability-before-discharge/ And if you would like assistance with your initial application, we can help you at no cost.
@@woodslawyers Thank you for reaching back with me. I’m grateful for your time. I will look at what you sent me
How did it go brother?
@@dillfunk9479 Hey thanks for asking. I got 100% first time go. Not P&T or anything yet though. I won’t go for another exam for another 2-3 years. Also found a great job. My financial situation has never been better in my life. I’m pretty happy with how things are going now. I settled back into civilian life just well. All is well.
@@israel9070 glad to hear that man, fucc yea.. let’s enjoy the life we served for
Hello I’m 28 years old. Can a 100% disabled veteran with a combined rating, who hasn’t worked in 6 years, recieve social security? If so, I would like to know if there’s any way possible to qualify, whether I have to put in a TDIU packet or what. I’ve done business with you before. I would love a response. Thank you 🙏🏾
Veterans can receive SSDI and VA disability benefits at the same time. Here's some more information about that: bit.ly/3pN1TmW
Can I get a rating for sleep apnea and possibly that it caused atrial fibulation
It's hard to answer that question without knowing more about your claim. If you would like to discuss your claim with us to see if we can help, you can call us at 800-544-2108, or you can fill out our online consultation form here: woodslawyers.com/contact
How do I know if my 100 percent schedular rating is workable or unworkable?
Good question. It depends on what the criteria are for your condition(s). If any of your rating criteria include "total occupational impairment," the VA may see an attempt at working as a reason to reconsider your rating. For example, if you receive a 100% schedular rating for mental health conditions, the VA has deemed your condition to be "totally occupationally impairing." In this example, if the VA thought you were able to work with your mental health conditions, you would not have received a 100% rating. I hope that helps!
Hello how can I obtain your services. Am currently in Thailand ?
Hi David! You can give us a call at 866-232-5777. We have staff available 24/7 to answer phones. You can also contact us electronically through our website at www.woodslawyers.com/contact
I was just denied for both my knees i guess they don't see it service connected But when i was in the service i had a head on collision why i was in uniform i was treat for my back knee i was going to chiropractor why i was in the service but all the medical was done outside the Base so I was Sued for that Accident back between in 1984-1986 there should be courts record and record on my driving license do you. Think i can fine Records
If you are wanting to request your medical records, the simplest way is to set up a My HealtheVet account and access your records through the VA Blue Button portal.
Really, I called Woods and Woods two weeks ago and they never called me back!
And today still haven’t received a call!!!
Sounds like another job security video for the ambulance chasers just like our tax system
im 80 % total , with sleep apnea at 50 %, do i qualify ??
It's hard to answer your question without knowing more details about your claim. You can reach us at 812-426-7200, or you can fill out our free online consultation form here: www.woodslawyers.com/contact/?.com&CommentShare