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Award Letter But Confusing Language?
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artlouis
Received my award letter 90% with explanations for each percent rating except for one.
Had my C & P exam back in January by MSLA,, a priviate clinc.
For peripheral artery disease (left & right) it says:
"The issue for compensation for peripheral disease, left lower extremity is deferred for
the following information: an addendum to the VA exam."
Anybody know it means?
Thanks
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VA is asking the Doctor to give you another C & P exam or asking the doctor for some type of information needed to help them come to a particular rating before they make a decision for your perip
Berta
If you mean PAD ( peripheral arterial disease) and already have been rated for PN (Peripheral Neuropathy) there are two separate ratable conditions. Defered is always better than denied...
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Deferred usually is further development of a claim or osp (on site provider) opinion on what the examiner put down in the examination report. I have seen where they have deferred issues due to needing
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