Am I still eligible for a medical review board even though I been honorably discharged?

What would you gain from a medical review board? If you got your honorable discharge and the VA has recognized your injuries as being service connected already, I personally do not see a medical review board being of any good use. Of course, I am not a benefits expert or anything like that so if there is some added benefits other Veterans like yourself can gain from the medical review process it would be great to know them.

Why would you go to a Medical Review board if you already have been discharged. Look up the purpose of a medical review board- I think you mean a Medical Evaluation Board (MEB). That is where they evaluate if you are fit for duty. You are already out so there is no need for determination. You need to submit your medical documents to the VA for compensation.

If you are already discharged you can go to VA hospital and get diagnosed by a medical professional, in regards to some TBI issues the medical profession can determine whether or not they are sve connected. It also helps to have witness statements that can connect it. Your medical discharge should prove a certain extent of disability. Also you could supply VA with demob medical documentation and LODs

I Don't know much about your case, But If, the VA found you have , TBI, hearing loss and have developed asthma due to deployment and burn pit exposure, did you have a ADA Form 3349, before you retired, Read DODI 1332.38 @ 6.1.7, and 6.5, contact me @ [login to see] , or [login to see] , and I can provide you more information

To get your DD214 corrected please go to http://arba.army.pentagon.mil/. But it depends the severity for medical retirement. Did it hinder your work or living while on duty? I hope your case is justifiable. And I wish you luck on your future endeavors Corporal. Also remember, they state this as a last resort. So, if you can prove call the last unit's PAC clerk that discharged you and tell them to correct it. IF that fails, try this one.

Yes, a med board is possible but it's a tough road. Essentially, you need to petition for a return onto active duty, which requires a lot of legal work and arguments, for the purpose of receiving a med board. It is not impossible to do, but many veteran organizations have no clue how it is accomplished and will tell you to just apply for additional VA benefits instead.

Honestly after reviewing your profile, a medboard would most likely give you the following:
A severance check:
Why because you you have a masters degree, you have a great advantage over a lot of Servicemembers and you amount of time in is not long enough to most likely qualify for the retirement ID Card and TRICARE for life.

What are you trying to gain exactly from the hassle of requesting a medboard?

What are the reasons ? It's an interesting concept but if you are getting compensated from the VA that's all you would get anyway

I Was Doing Some Research To Find Some Information About Some Of Our Benefits And Inadvertently Ran Across This From Benerfits.Gov , So I Asked:~
~~ "Is A Military Veteran Entitled To Care And Supplies,
Through ANY VA Facility, Regardless Of Where He Resides"? ~~
And Here's Their Reply; But Keep In Mind, As I Quickly Discovered, "Just Because We're Entitled To These Benefits It Does NOT Mean "We'll Actually Get Them" ~ And As For Myself? It's Been About A FIVE YEAR Battle TRYING To Get A Portable Oxygen Machine So I Can Leave The House And Go Elsewhere For A Few Hours.~ And The Battle Continues On.

But Here's Their Response. The 1st Line+ Tells It All, The Rest Is What To Do If You Live Outside The U.S. Or Have Other Extenuating Circumstances ~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SAVE It, You May VERY WELL Will Need It.~~~~~~~~~~~~
"YES, a military veteran can receive medical products from out-of-state VA facilities, even if they are not living there. However, the veteran must be eligible for VA care without needing to enroll or be enrolled in VA health care 1. The eligibility for community care is dependent upon a veteran’s individual health care needs or circumstances 1. In most cases, veterans must receive approval from VA prior to obtaining care from a community provider 1. VA staff members generally make all eligibility determinations 1. Please note that VA is not authorized to ship medications or medical/surgical supply items outside of the U.S. or its territories 2. If you’re a veteran who lives overseas, you remain entitled to the benefits and services you earned through your military service. Most VA benefits are payable regardless of your place of residence or nationality 3. If you’re moving outside the U.S., you’ll need to sign up for the Foreign Medical Program. Through this program, VA will pay for certain needed health care services received in foreign countries to treat a service-connected disability or a disability that’s making a service-connected condition worse 4.I hope this helps"
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I had the same problem. I went to the VA and was rated over 30% I then submitted my case to the Army Board for Correction of Military records. They retired me and I was awarded my pension from my separation date. The VA supposedly uses the same rating criteria so they have to accept their rating. 30% or over you are supposed to be retired. The process took five years and my pension was 30% of BP. Good Luck

It sounds like you are asking for the medical discharge and already have Honorable. So I'll guess you don't have remaining IRR. For the Guard ETS that would be through the state, which you probably know. For those that don't know a benefit such as the Post 9/11 GI Bill is rated 60% for a 1year deployment in the Guard. A medical discharge would award 100%. So, the VA doesn't recognize the Guard discharge, you must be talking about your AD DD214. I wouldn't have the foggiest, probably would have to find a legal expert that can help navigate something like that. I had a similar occurrence with an IED and charlie mic and it wasn't until the VA started addressing it. I know there is VOC rehab if this is school related and that may be the simplest route if you know what you want to do. Good Luck