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What You Need To Show The VA To Receive A Higher Rating For Neck & Back Disabilities?
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
- Getting service-connected for back pain can be a pain in the neck, literally!
Many veterans have gone to the VA with back injuries and neck pain only to be denied a service connection and therefore denied VA disability benefits. We know, because we’ve helped them win their appeals.
Part of showing the VA that you deserve a disability rating is showing how your condition affects your daily life.
In this video, one of our certified VA disability lawyers explains how the VA rates neck and back pain. She explains how your complete health story plays into your VA decision and how to make sure the VA gives you a fair hearing.
00:00 Intro to VA Ratings for Neck Pain and Back Pain.
00:33 Where to start in getting a higher VA rating.
00:51 Range of Motion (ROM).
01:09 VA ratings for back pain of 30%
01:23 Functional loss
02:09 How this affects your ability to work
02:23 Qualify for an increased VA rating.
You can read more about how we help veterans get disability for back pain here: www.woodslawye...
You can see some examples of cases and how the VA rates neck pain here: www.woodslawye...
If you are unable to work due to your neck/back condition or because of other service-connected disabilities, you may qualify for total disability based on individual unemployability (TDIU). Contact us to see if you are eligible. Give us a call and receive a free legal consultation.
We have helped thousands of veterans all over the United States and we only charge a fee if we win your case.
Request a free legal consultation online:
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Still have questions? Check out this video where certified VA disability lawyer Neil Woods answers common questions about VA Disability and unemployability.
• Answers to Veterans’ C...
Cecilia they are fortunate to have you. Thank you for helping veterans. Im discouraged with VA
I had back surgery about 7 years ago when I was 86 years old. I am still having back pains and neck pains. I was given 20% disability rating. I am trying to fight this rating. it is unfair to me.
I'm sorry to hear that. If there is anything we can do to help, please reach out to us at 812-426-7201, or you can request a free case evaluation here: www.woodslawyers.com/contact/?.com&NeckandBackPainCecilia&CommentShare
I took notes. Thank you!
This is excellent information.. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Great information thanks
We're glad you found it to be helpful!
When I submitted my well developed claim online, there was only an option for cervical strain. I have radiculopathy, DDD, Narrowing etc in my neck, which is included in my documentation and VA MRIs. How do I get consideration for ratings for the radiculopathy etc or is it added automatically, due to the documentation, even though I didn't list it as secondary's?
It's hard to fully answer this question without knowing the specifics of your claim. However, to obtain a secondary service connection, you need to file a VA application claiming service connection for these health issues. You must be able to prove these issues are caused by or made worse by a service connected health condition through medical evidence. We'd be happy to further discuss your case with you to see if we can help. We're at 800-544-2108, or you can request a free consultation at: www.woodslawyers.com/contact/?.com&+and+back
I have 70% tdiu. Is it possible to to increase to 100 p&t? I didn't have any help with my claim 12 years ago. I did everything myself and I'm sure i would have gotten more if i had help
It's hard to answer your question without knowing more details about your case. We would be happy to discuss this with you to see if we can help. You can reach us at 800-544-2108, or you can request a free case evaluation here: www.woodslawyers.com/contact/?.com&NeckandBackCecilia&CommentShare
And have a hard time wipeing !