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BONUS-FOR THE VETERAN OF THE VETERAN SHARE OF THE DAY
Hi Veterans, in this post, we will be exploring the VA PTSD Rating Criteria in detail.
VA ratings for PTSD depend on the frequency, severity, and duration of a veteran’s mental health symptoms over time.
The more severe the veteran’s PTSD symptoms (and the more negative impact those symptoms have on his/her occupational and social impairment), the more likely it is for a veteran to get a higher VA disability rating for PTSD.
In 2020, the average VA rating for PTSD is currently 70 percent, but veterans can be rated from 0 percent to 100 percent with breaks at 10 percent, 30 percent, 50 percent, and 70 percent.
But first, let’s take a minute to explore 38 CFR for PTSD regarding the level of occupational and social impairment for each VA PTSD rating criteria.
Hi Veterans, in this post, we will be exploring the VA PTSD Rating Criteria in detail.
VA ratings for PTSD depend on the frequency, severity, and duration of a veteran’s mental health symptoms over time.
The more severe the veteran’s PTSD symptoms (and the more negative impact those symptoms have on his/her occupational and social impairment), the more likely it is for a veteran to get a higher VA disability rating for PTSD.
In 2020, the average VA rating for PTSD is currently 70 percent, but veterans can be rated from 0 percent to 100 percent with breaks at 10 percent, 30 percent, 50 percent, and 70 percent.
But first, let’s take a minute to explore 38 CFR for PTSD regarding the level of occupational and social impairment for each VA PTSD rating criteria.
VA PTSD Rating Criteria Explained
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