A Total Rating (100%) becomes a “Permanent and Total Rating” (P&T) once it has been in effect for a significant period of time (usually 2-5

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VA Disability Codes (a.k.a. VASRD Codes) are used to identify conditions and instruct how they should be rated. The VASRD has a four-digit code for every

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Topics: Overview for Rating Torso and Neck Muscle ConditionsThe Slight to Severe Scale Overview for Rating Torso and Neck Muscle Conditions The VA awards disability

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Topics: The Heart OverviewHeart Condition Ratings The Heart Overview  The VA awards disability compensation for each condition that is service-connected. The DoD will also rate service-connected

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A 100% VA Disability Rating is the highest VA Disability Rating that can be given for VA Disability. A 100% Rating is given to Disabled Veterans with extremely severe service-connected conditions that