carlie Posted March 1, 2012 Share Posted March 1, 2012 *** Temporary 100 percent disability evaluations : At the end of a mandated period of convalescence or treatment, VARO staff must request a follow-up medical examination to help determine whether to continue the veteran’s 100 percent disability evaluation. For temporary 100 percent disability evaluations, including confirmed and continued evaluations where rating decisions do not change veterans’ payment amounts, VSC staff must input suspense diaries in VBA’s electronic system. A suspense diary is a processing command that establishes a date when VSC staff must schedule a reexamination. As a suspense diary matures, the electronic system generates a reminder notification to alert VSC staff to schedule the reexamination. In September 2011, VBA provided each VARO with a list of temporary 100 percent disability evaluations for review. VBA directed each VARO to complete the review by the end of March 2012. As such, we made no specific recommendation for this VARO. To assist in implementing the agreed upon review, we provided the VARO with 1,645 claims remaining from our universe of 1,675 temporary 100 percent disability evaluations. More Info : http://www.va.gov/oig/pubs/VAOIG-11-04243-86.pdf Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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*** Temporary 100 percent disability evaluations :
At the end of a mandated period of
convalescence or treatment, VARO staff must request a follow-up medical
examination to help determine whether to continue the veteran’s 100 percent
disability evaluation.
For temporary 100 percent disability evaluations, including confirmed and
continued evaluations where rating decisions do not change veterans’
payment amounts, VSC staff must input suspense diaries in VBA’s
electronic system. A suspense diary is a processing command that
establishes a date when VSC staff must schedule a reexamination. As a
suspense diary matures, the electronic system generates a reminder
notification to alert VSC staff to schedule the reexamination.
In September 2011, VBA
provided each VARO with a list of temporary 100 percent disability
evaluations for review. VBA directed each VARO to complete the review
by the end of March 2012. As such, we made no specific recommendation
for this VARO. To assist in implementing the agreed upon review, we
provided the VARO with 1,645 claims remaining from our universe of
1,675 temporary 100 percent disability evaluations.
More Info :
http://www.va.gov/oig/pubs/VAOIG-11-04243-86.pdf
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