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Temp 100% Convalescent Pay After A Surgery

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foleyj

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I submitted a claim for convalescent pay after spine surgery and the doctor put that I would be out for 3 months. I just received that payment, but it is a lower amount then I was told. I am rated at 60% with a spouse and one child. The 100% rate would be 2932.00. If I am doing the math correctly 2932.00-1129.00=1803.00. The difference is 1803.00 and that should be the amount that I should have gotten for the 3 months for a total of 5409.00. The payment that I received was 4335.00. Is this the way the VA calculates this, or is there a different rate table for this type of situation?

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Good luck to you. What I don't understand in my situation is that the schedule of ratings for heart bypass surgery specifically states:

7017 Coronary bypass surgery:

For three months following hospital admission for surgery.......................................... 100

Seemed like a no-brainer to me, but I guess I was wrong.

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Good luck to you. What I don't understand in my situation is that the schedule of ratings for heart bypass surgery specifically states:

7017 Coronary bypass surgery:

For three months following hospital admission for surgery.......................................... 100

Seemed like a no-brainer to me, but I guess I was wrong.

Yeah you would think so. I have a feeling that they just automatically just give 2 months and then hope that you just get frustrated and forget about it. I can't seem to find anyone that actually understands the rating schedule. Good luck with yours.

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