60% VA Disability Rating for Heart Conditions

Veterans who develop heart conditions as a result of military service may be eligible to receive VA disability benefits. The majority of heart conditions are rated by VA under 38 CFR § 4.104, Schedule of Ratings- Cardiovascular System at 0, 10, 30, 60, and 100%. Learn what criteria disabled Veterans must meet to qualify for a 60% VA disability rating based on a heart or cardiovascular condition.
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[@mikeshr4932]

I have had two heart stints put in by the Va . They were about 7 years apart. Rated at 80 % disability for other conditions.

[@oscarfigari4076]

I discovered that I had a heart condition and I know have a pacemaker/ defibrillator placed by VA I just applied a claim
As a secondary to PTSD and also a VA study that ties heart condition to PTSD

[@johnforr8883]

Very good.

[@jerrytillie8093]

VERY GOOD VIDEO VERY GOOD INFORMATION THANKS

[@CCK_Law]

Thank you for tuning in!

[@joshuakoch6999]

I have 2 questions ... 1. I have Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome and while being monitored with a heart monitor for a week only had mild episodes and was rated at 10%.. Every couple of months I have major episodes that last for hours where my heart jumps to 220 bpm during rest. Should I fight for a higher rating? 2. Does the VA use EKGs from an Apple Watch as supporting documentation?

[@MrFooliofocker]

Does this part of 38 CFR cover DVT or blood clotting conditions? Ive been searching online for this but I cannot find the correct part of 38 CFR that covers DVT.
Ive had two blood clotting incidents in my legs and have been prescribed a long term anti coagulation medicine. The first incident also caused a PE incident in which I was told I could have died.

[@elinino5275]

Any secondary option? I recently had stent placement.

[@theMister07]

Very good information

[@williammilano5420]

Very interesting

[@totiriel6079]

I have two stents placement with 80% clogged arteries? What are my options? Im still active duty

[@marioperez-kb2wl]

I have had three episodes of pericarditis, inflammation of the sack around the heart, I believe the cause is related to being assigned to burning of materials including waste during my time in VN. The claim is for a direct causation. +
I am scheduled for a ekg to confirm what I have already submitted with my disability claim. What should I know going in for the examine? It seems like there is not much I can do.

[@ronaldtelep792]

I am collecting 60% benefits. I had a heart attack and triple bypass in September 2023. Can I collect 100%‘for a three month period? I submitted a claim for increase and did not receive any increase. Is this correct?

[@joeb.9548]

I have two stints four years apart. Can they be secondary to sleep apnea which I have been service connected.

[@jollygreen4662]

Secondary to hypertension is ok?

[@elinino5275]

I think that is good so long as you are SC already for HTN

[@Fuku94]

Is Afib apply?