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Once you get the P&T, your evaluation is protected. With this in mind, no, you shouldn’t need to see your provider for anything other than medical purposes once you are rated P&T. Hope that helps!

Yes, they can go hand and hand. Because a veteran is over the age of 55 years, their disability may be deemed static. For example, a 28 year old veteran with a 30% award for sinusitis may have a future exam scheduled because the VA believes there’s a likelihood of improvement. However, if the veteran were over the age of 55 the VA would be likely to call the condition static and not schedule a future exam. Hope that makes sense. Now if the veteran’s conditions total 100% (using VA math) and those conditions do not have a future exam scheduled, the veteran would be “permanent and total.” The “permanent” happens when the conditions used to reach 100% are all static. The “total” happens when the conditions total 100% using VA math. I hope that clarifies it for you. Thanks for the question.

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That’s encouraging to hear. Thanks for sharing.

If you are static, you should not be reduced by the VA absent fraud or a clear and unmistakable error. You should be protected.

You can call The Veterans Benefits Administration (VA) National Call Center ( just GOOGLE that to get the number and hours of operation) and once you are speaking with a representaive request it - VA Ratings Code Sheet. You can request that they email it to you, otherwise the default is to mail it to you. I did this a few months ago, requesting that they email it to me and received my VA ratings code sheet back by email within an hour.

Thanks for the comment! It’s exceedingly rare the VA fails to award P&T when there are no future exams because the P&T award is automated as an additional award by default in the VA’s adjudicative system (VBMS). Matter fact, we have never seen P&T not awarded when there are no future exams and 100% is awarded. This usually automatically happens. No question you are correct that a veteran should appeal the VA’s failure to award P&T of you are 100% and do not have a future exam. Thanks for the input!

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Will there be an updated (outdated) video on 100% State Benefits for IL? Do you plan on covering IL benefits for this year ?

All my disability are static, except my sleep apnea, but stuck with 90 percent and cannot get dental benefits, why?