If a secondary condition was awarded on the same original effective date of the primary condition, would the secondary condition also receive an earlier effective date, if one is award for the primary condition.
Example: Initially awarded shoulder rating as the primary condition and rotator cuff as the secondary condition with the same effective date (2012). And in 2021 BVA granted a revision of the 2012 rating decision for an earlier effective date.
Will the secondary condition also receive the earlier effective date?
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add55p
Hello All,
If a secondary condition was awarded on the same original effective date of the primary condition, would the secondary condition also receive an earlier effective date, if one is award for the primary condition.
Example: Initially awarded shoulder rating as the primary condition and rotator cuff as the secondary condition with the same effective date (2012). And in 2021 BVA granted a revision of the 2012 rating decision for an earlier effective date.
Will the secondary condition also receive the earlier effective date?
Thank you..
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broncovet
Maybe, we dont have enough information to know for sure. Especially: 1. When did you first apply for the secondary condition? 2. What did your doctor say are the "facts found", that is,
broncovet
Ok, but when did you APPLY for the secondary condition? At the same time? Also, again, you have to document SYMPTOMS. You see, we must have a diagnosis for SC. But we are compensated f
Buck52
When we go see the VA Doc's they are suppose to write out a medical report each time you see them for appointment or E.R THEY CAN MAKE A Diagnose and write up something about your condition. wh
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