VA Claim Alert: Paragraph 29 & 30 Can Boost Your Compensation

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TLDRCette vidéo fournit des informations détaillées sur les paragraphes 29 et 30 des règlements 38 CFR, qui permettent aux vétérans d'obtenir une évaluation temporaire de 100 % en cas d'hospitalisation ou de chirurgie liée à une condition de service. Le paragraphe 29 s'applique lorsque les vétérans sont hospitalisés pendant plus de 21 jours, tandis que le paragraphe 30 concerne les périodes de convalescence après une chirurgie nécessitant au moins un mois de repos. L'orateur souligne l'importance de collecter des preuves médicales solides et encourage les vétérans à s'informer correctement pour garantir leurs droits et maximiser leurs chances d'obtenir l'évaluation temporaire désirée.

Conclusões

  • 📝 Comprendre les paragraphes 29 et 30 est crucial pour les vétérans.
  • 🏥 L'hospitalisation doit dépasser 21 jours pour le paragraphe 29.
  • 📅 La convalescence doit être d'au moins un mois pour le paragraphe 30.
  • 🔍 Collecter des preuves médicales est essentiel lors de la demande.
  • 💼 La capacité à gérer ses finances peut influencer l'évaluation.
  • ❓ Ne pas hésiter à chercher des conseils si incertain.
  • 📬 En cas de refus, il est possible de contester la décision.
  • 🤝 Partager ces informations avec d'autres vétérans peut les aider.
  • 📅 Les dates d'hospitalisation doivent être précises pour les évaluations.
  • 💡 Les recommandations des médecins sont nécessaires pour la durée de convalescence.

Linha do tempo

  • 00:00:00 - 00:05:00

    Dans cette partie, l'orateur explique comment obtenir une évaluation temporaire de 100% en vertu des paragraphes 29 et 30. Il souligne que même si un vétéran n'a pas une évaluation globale de 100%, il peut bénéficier d'une évaluation temporaire à 100% s'il est hospitalisé pour une condition liée au service. L'orateur partage des informations à partir de l'M21-1 et clarifie les exigences liées aux paragraphes 29 et 30 ainsi que les erreurs courantes que les vétérans commettent dans ce processus.

  • 00:05:00 - 00:10:00

    L'orateur continue en décrivant le contenu du deuxième diaporama, qui traite des situations dans lesquelles les dispositions de 38 CFR 4.29 ne s'appliquent pas. Il mentionne que certains vétérans, en fonction de leur état et de leur lieu d'hospitalisation, doivent vérifier leur admissibilité et que des détails précis, tels que la résidence dans une maison de vétérans agréée par le VA, sont essentiels pour déterminer l'admissibilité.

  • 00:10:00 - 00:15:12

    Dans la phase finale, il aborde le paragraphe 30, indiquant que les vétérans doivent fournir des rapports médicaux pour justifier leur demande d'évaluation temporaire. Il donne des exemples de situations, comme une replacement de genou, et insiste sur l'importance d'obtenir des prophéties précises de la part des médecins concernant la durée de la convalescence. L'orateur encourage les vétérans à bien documenter leurs conditions de santé et leurs besoins de suivi pour maximiser leurs chances d'obtenir le soutien financier adéquat.

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Vídeo de perguntas e respostas

  • Qu'est-ce que le paragraphe 29 ?

    Le paragraphe 29 concerne l'évaluation temporaire de 100 % pour les vétérans hospitalisés plus de 21 jours pour une condition de service.

  • Quelles conditions permettent d'obtenir le paragraphe 30 ?

    Le paragraphe 30 s'applique aux vétérans ayant besoin d'une convalescence après une chirurgie liée à une condition de service, nécessitant un repos de plus d'un mois.

  • Quels documents sont nécessaires pour demander ces évaluations ?

    Les vétérans doivent fournir des preuves médicales incluant les dates d'hospitalisation et les recommandations des médecins concernant la convalescence.

  • Comment savoir si je suis éligible à une évaluation temporaire de 100 % ?

    Il faut s'assurer que la condition est liée au service et que l'hospitalisation ou la chirurgie a duré plus de 21 jours pour le paragraphe 29, ou nécessitant une convalescence prolongée pour le paragraphe 30.

  • Pourquoi est-il important d'être précis sur ses capacités financières ?

    Une proposition d'incompétence peut survenir si le vétéran ne peut pas gérer ses affaires financières, ce qui peut affecter l'évaluation.

  • Que faire si ma demande est refusée ?

    Les vétérans peuvent contester la décision en suivant les instructions dans leur lettre de notification.

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    Did you know you can obtain a temporary
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    100% evaluation under paragraph 29 and
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    paragraph 30? In today's video, I am
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    going to be explaining both and giving
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    examples. Make sure you stick
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    around. Before we get into today's
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    video, make sure you hit that like,
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    subscribe, and notification button. So,
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    paragraph 29 and paragraph 30 temporary
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    100%. So, if you're not, let's say
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    overall 100%, let's say you're at 90%.
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    And you'reos hospitalized or you have a
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    surgery for a service connected
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    condition, you can get a temporary 100%.
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    So, I'm going to share a few slides with
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    you and walk you
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    through how you get it. Slide number
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    one. Here in slide number one, I'm
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    taking you to the M21-1. Okay? But I
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    want to remind everybody as I go through
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    these slides, I did not copy the entire
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    M21-1. Some of these were really long,
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    but I made sure I copied some of the
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    most important parts. Okay. So, this
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    M21-1 covers hospitalization under 38
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    CFR
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    4.29, also known as paragraph 29. And it
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    states periods of hospitalization at a
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    Department of Veterans Affairs, VA, or
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    an approved hospital or hospital
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    hospital observation at a at VA expense
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    in excess of 21 days for medical
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    treatment of a service connected
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    disability. There it is, folks. has to
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    be service connected or a disability
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    required hospitalization in access of 21
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    days for medical treatment for which
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    compensation is payable which
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    compensation is payable under either
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    1151 or 1160. So
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    1151 that is for benefits for persons
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    disabled by treatment or vocational
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    rehabilitation. Now, I've seen veterans
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    going to a VA hospital and they screw it
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    up.
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    Okay? I've seen some really horrible
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    cases. Okay? So, that's what they're
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    talking about under 1151.
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    1160 special consideration for certain
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    cases of loss of paired organs or
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    extremities. Now, when it comes to these
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    two,
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    1151 or
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    1160, this is where the veteran is going
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    to have to invest the time and go out
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    and do that research to see if they
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    qualify. Okay. In the notes section,
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    competency must be addressed when
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    assigning a temporary 100% evaluation
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    for a mental disorder under 38 CFR 4.29.
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    So, what does that mean? If you look at
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    I want to say it's the last page on a
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    mental health DBQ and ask the question,
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    can the veteran manage their financial
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    affairs? If it's
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    yes, it's good to go. Okay? So, they're
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    not going to propose incompetency. If
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    it's no, then they have to do a what is
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    called uh
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    proposal of incompetency. All
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    right? A lot of vets get confused.
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    they're married and they'll say, "Oh,
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    well, my wife does all the
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    bills." But if you aren't married, can
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    you manage those bills? Yes. So, you
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    don't want to tell them no just because
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    your wife manages the bills. If you can
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    do it, you want to make sure you check
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    that yes box. Okay. Second bullet
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    comment,
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    hospitalization in a uniform services
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    facility, also known as a military
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    treatment facility, is considered an
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    approved hospitalization for the purpose
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    of determining entitlement to a
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    temporary evaluation under 4.29. So, if
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    you know you're going to beos hospital
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    um hospitalized more than 21 days, you
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    need to come here. Invest the time. Look
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    at M21-1 to 38 CFR for
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    4.29. Let's keep going. Slide number
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    two. Here's slide number two. When
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    provisions of 38 CFR 4.29 do not
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    apply, treated as a resident in a state
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    veteran's home. Okay.
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    currently receiving a total rating for
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    the disability for which hospitalization
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    was required. Okay. A resident in a VA
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    do program or a participant in a livein
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    workout program being utilized to
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    facilitate transition to community
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    living. Again, this is different for
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    each veteran. You have to come here and
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    see, okay, do either one of these bullet
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    comments prevent me from obtaining 4.29.
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    If you got to sit there and guess and be
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    like, "Oh, maybe." You might want to ask
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    somebody. A lot of people ask me, and
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    I'm like, I have to look at all that
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    evidence, all that medical evidence, you
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    know, is it at a state home? Is it at a,
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    you know, VA facility? All that is what
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    raiders are looking at to make that
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    determination. Let's keep going. Slide
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    number three. Here's slide number three.
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    38 CFR 4.29 rating for service connected
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    disabilities requiring hospital
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    treatment or observation. This is the 38
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    CFR. A total disability rating 100% will
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    be assigned without regard to other
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    provisions of the rating schedule when
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    it is established that a service
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    connected disability. There it is.
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    Service connected disability has
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    required hospital treatment in a
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    department of veterans affairs or an
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    approved hospital. So, if it's not a VA
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    medical center, but a regular medical
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    center, but the VA approved it, that's
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    what they're telling you, you still
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    qualify for a period in excess of 21
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    days or hospital observation at a
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    Department of VA expense for service
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    connected disability. It has to be
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    service connected for a period in excess
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    of 21 days. If you feel you qualify, you
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    need to be investing the time. Go out to
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    the VA's website, the M21-1 and 38 CFR.
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    Do that search for 38 CFR 4.29 to see if
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    you qualify. Okay. Now, would you want
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    to the type of evidence that you want to
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    get the date that you went into that
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    hospital and the date that you left? And
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    you need to start counting. Is it over
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    21 days? Is the condition service
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    connected? If it's yes and yes, do you
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    meet these other parameters? Submit the
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    claim. Let's keep going. Slide number
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    four. Here in slide number four, we're
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    switching over to paragraph 30. Okay.
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    So, if you
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    meet, see these three bullet comments,
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    if you meet one, it doesn't have to be
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    all of them, one, you can be service
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    connected. Now, let's look
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    at bullet comment number three.
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    Immobilization of at least one major
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    joint. I rated a case one time where a
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    veteran had surgery on an ankle and they
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    were in one of those boots, walking
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    boots, right? And then the examiner or
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    the surgeon said, "Okay, you can remove
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    the boot." But then they had um it was
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    like a shoe, but it was it was weird. It
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    was blue and it had like a white sole
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    and it was flat and they were in that.
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    And so I was like, "Okay, I know I can
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    grant the temporary 100% for the time
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    they were in the boot, but what about
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    that shoot?" So I had to reach out to
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    the QRT team and I showed them the
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    medical evidence that the veteran
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    submitted and they said,
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    "Yes, that covers it as well." All
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    right. So in this case, you might want
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    to reach out to someone and ask them,
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    someone that knows and ask them, does
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    this particular uh device qualify? If no
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    one knows or you can't find anybody, go
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    ahead and submit the claim and let them
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    tell you yes or no. And if you disagree
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    in the notification letter, they will
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    explain your options
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    as what you can do as it pertains to an
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    appeal. All right, let's keep going.
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    Slide number five. When the provisions
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    of 38 CFR are not applicable, the first
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    bullet comment, a temporary total rating
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    under 38 CFR 4.29 is in effect at the
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    time of hospital discharge. Now, what
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    does that mean? Let's say you're in the
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    hospital for a separate service
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    connected condition and you've been in
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    there for two months and examiner say,
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    "You know what? While you're here, we're
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    going to go ahead and give you your knee
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    replacement and while you're in there,
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    you have that knee replacement."
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    Okay? So, what they mean is they're
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    going to give you that temporary 100%
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    for paragraph 29. But you're not going
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    to get that temporary 100% for paragraph
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    30. They can't stack it. That will be
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    pyramiding.
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    Okay? It's simple, people. Raiders are
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    looking for the date you went in for
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    that uh hospitalization, the date that
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    you left. Now, here's another example.
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    Let's just say you leave the
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    hospitalization after 48 days. Okay?
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    Then a couple days
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    later, you have a major joint
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    replacement. That temporary 100% is
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    going to flow together. There won't be
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    any break dependent on when you went in
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    um for that particular surgery. Okay?
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    So, let's just say you exit the hospital
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    March
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    29th and on April 1st you have that
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    major joint replacement. Let's just say
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    it was a knee replacement. Okay, that
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    100% that temporary 100% is just going
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    to flow through is there won't be any
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    break there. Okay, let's keep going.
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    Slide number six. Here in slide number
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    six, this is the 38 CFR for paragraph
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    30. A total disability rating 100%. Will
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    be assigned without regard to other
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    provisions of the rating schedule when
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    it is established by report. Okay,
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    that's what they're looking for. those
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    reports at hospital
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    discharge, regular discharge or release
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    to a nonbed care or outpatient release
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    that entitlement is warranted under
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    paragraph subpar a one and two or three
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    of this section. Now if you look down
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    below I have those highlighted surgery
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    ne uh necessitating at least one month
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    of convolescence.
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    Okay. Surgery with severe post-operative
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    residuals such as incompletely heal
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    surgical wounds, stumps of recent
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    amputation, immobilization by cast
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    without surgery or one major joint or
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    more. I gave you an example that key
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    thing here to keep in mind service
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    connected. It has to be service
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    connected. Okay, I think that was pretty
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    simple, but I know a lot of veterans are
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    going to be confused. First thing you
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    need to think about service
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    connected is the treatment more than 21
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    days. It is at a VA medical center or an
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    approved location. Paragraph 30 service
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    connection.
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    Now, this is where it gets dicey
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    because, for example, a knee
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    replacement. Years
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    ago, you were going to get 12 months
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    temporary right off the bat. That was
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    it. Now, that's no longer the case. So,
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    veterans have to be a little bit
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    crafty. You need to ask that examiner,
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    hey, how long am I going to be off work?
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    Do I need any physical therapy?
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    and what do you think I am going to need
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    as it pertains to going back to work but
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    having restrictions and if the examiner
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    says four months okay so you're going
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    through those four months you have a
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    hiccup right whether you have to stay in
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    physical therapy additional 30 days and
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    not to not have to report to work or you
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    report the work and you're on
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    restriction longer than what you
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    anticipated. So let's just say the
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    doctor says four months. You need to
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    gather all that have that doctor to
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    write that letter for four months but on
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    that third month it needs to be
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    extended. So you go back to that
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    examiner and say hey you said four
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    months I need you to write another
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    letter basically stating that the
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    convolescence need to be extended two
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    months because of X Y and Z and have
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    that proof and when you submit it the VA
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    should say okay instead of giving you
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    four months now we're going to give you
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    six months that's the nugget when I rate
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    it that's what I was looking for those
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    dates that information from the examiner
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    and a lot of veterans did not get that
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    correct information from that examiner.
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    Therefore, they were lowballed on that
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    temporary 100% as it pertains to
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    paragraph 30. With that being said, make
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    sure you like, subscribe, hit that
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    notification button, and as always,
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    share this video with your fellow
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    veterans. Thank you.
Etiquetas
  • vétérans
  • évaluation temporaire
  • paragraphes 29 et 30
  • services liés au service
  • hospitalisation
  • convalescence
  • 38 CFR
  • certificat médical
  • conditions de service
  • compte-rendu médical