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4.25 - Combined Ratings Table 4.26 - Bilateral Factor 4.27 - Use of Diagnostic Code Numbers 4.28 - Prestabilization Rating from Date of Discharge from Service 4.29 - Ratings for Service-Connected Disabilities Requiring Hospital Treatment or Observation 4.30 - Convalescent Ratings 4.31 - A No-Percent Rating return to top

Thus, if there are three disabilities ratable at 60 percent, 40 percent, and 20 percent, respectively, the combined value for the first two will be found opposite 60 and under 40 and is 76 percent. This 76 will be combined with 20 and the combined value for the three is 81 percent. This combined value will be converted to the nearest degree ...

4.1 Essentials of evaluative rating. This rating schedule is primarily a guide in the evaluation of disability resulting from all types of diseases and ...

The following will be considered to be permanent total disability: the permanent loss of the use of both hands, or of both feet, or of one hand and one foot, or of the sight of both eyes, or …

Thus, if there are three disabilities ratable at 60 percent, 40 percent, and 20 percent, respectively, the combined value for the first two will be found opposite 60 and under 40 and is 76 percent. This 76 will be combined with 20 and the combined value for the three is 81 percent.

Table I, Combined Ratings Table, results from the consideration of the efficiency of the individual as affected first by the most disabling condition, ...

This 76 will be combined with 20 and the combined value for the three is 81 percent. This combined value will be converted to the nearest degree divisible by 10 which is 80 percent. The …

38 CFR Book C, Schedule for Rating Disabilities ... 4.76a figure - Chart of visual field showing normal field right eye and abnormal contraction visual ...

View all text of Subpart A [§ 4.1 - § 4.31] § 4.25 - Combined ratings table. Table I, Combined Ratings Table, results from the consideration of the efficiency of the individual as affected first …

4.17 - Total Disability Ratings for Pension Based on Unemployability and Age of the Individual. 4.17a - 4.18 - Misconduct Etiology/Unemployability. 4.19 - 4.21 - Age in Service-Connected …

§ 4.26 Bilateral factor. When a partial disability results from disease or injury of both arms, or of both legs, or of paired skeletal muscles, the ratings for the disabilities of the right and left sides …

Subpart A - General Policy in Rating (§§ 4.1 - 4.31) Subpart B - Disability Ratings (§§ 4.40 - 4.150) Appendix A to Part 4 - Table of Amendments and Effective Dates Since 1946. Appendix B to Part 4 - Numerical Index of Disabilities. Appendix C to Part 4 - Alphabetical Index of Disabilities.

HELD: 38 U.S.C. § 1114(s) provides special monthly compensation (SMC) for veterans with one disability rated 100% and a separate disability or disabilities ...

Note (5): The 100 percent rating for 4 months following implantation of prosthesis or resurfacing under DCs 5054 and 5055 will commence after initial grant of the 1-month total rating assigned under § 4.30 following hospital discharge.

Have you heard of the VetCalc app, short for Veteran Combined Disability Calculator? ... Ratings Table (38 CFR 4.25) and its Bilateral Factor (38 CFR 4.26), ...

This combined value will then be converted to the nearest number divisible by 10, and combined values ending in 5 will be adjusted upward. Thus, with a 50 percent disability and a 30 percent disability, the combined value will be found to be 65 percent, but the 65 percent must be converted to 70 percent to represent the final degree of disability.

Chapter I - DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS Part 4 - SCHEDULE FOR RATING DISABILITIES Subpart A - General Policy in Rating Section 4.25 - Combined ratings ...

This 76 will be combined with 20 and the combined value for the three is 81 percent. This combined value will be converted to the nearest degree divisible by 10 which is 80 percent. The …

VetCalc, short for “VETeran Combined Disability CALCulator,” is the ... pursuant to the Combined Ratings Table (See 38 CFR 4.25 and 4.26) ...

Thus, if there are three disabilities ratable at 60 percent, 40 percent, and 20 percent, respectively, the combined value for the first two will be found opposite 60 and under 40 and is 76 percent. This 76 will be combined with 20 and the combined value for the three is 81 percent.

§ 4.25 Combined ratings table. Table I, Combined Ratings Table, results from the consideration of the efficiency of the individual as affected first by the most disabling condition, then by the less …

2022 VA Disability Rating Calculator for Veterans. We provide this free VA benefits rating calculator to help you compute your VA disability rating. In VA math 80% disability plus another …

Major. Minor. Note (1): When an evaluation is assigned for joint resurfacing or the prosthetic replacement of a joint under diagnostic codes 5051-5056, an additional rating under § 4.71a …

... multiple disabilities, VBA uses the Combined Ratings Table (which can be looked up at 38 C.F.R. § 4.25, 2017) to calculate a combined disability rating.