Frequently Asked Questions

• What is VA Combined Rating? The VA Combined Rating is the percentage of disability awarded to a veteran based on their medical conditions.
• How is the VA Combined Rating calculated? The VA uses a formula to combine multiple disability percentages into a single combined rating.
• Can I have more than one disability rating? Yes, veterans can have multiple disability ratings that are combined for the overall rating.
• What is the maximum VA disability rating? The maximum VA disability rating is 100%.
• Does the VA pay for my medical treatment? Veterans with a disability rating are eligible for VA health care and medical treatment.
• How often does the VA review my disability rating? The VA may review your disability rating every few years, depending on your condition.
• Is the disability rating permanent? Some disability ratings are permanent, but they can be changed if conditions worsen or improve.
• What are the benefits of a higher VA rating? A higher VA rating can lead to increased compensation and eligibility for more benefits.
• Can I appeal my VA disability rating? Yes, veterans can appeal if they disagree with their disability rating.
• How do I get started with the VA disability claims process? You can start by filing a claim with the VA for the medical conditions you wish to be rated for.