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HLR leading to reduction of benefits with ALL prior claims
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dbgrace1970
I know this may have been discussed previously, but here’s another example. I was service connected for heart conditions at ten percent. I appealed the percentage and also put in for IU. I U was denied and the percentage was not addressed, so I submitted a HLR to address the percentage. I got a message to contact LHI for a C&P. Called them a moment ago. Turns out VA is asking for an IMO on ALL my prior claims. These claims are ten years old. Seems kind of strange? Doesn’t it? HLR updates say a decision was made on 10/15, then it says an error was found the same day and they are fixing it. Not feeling too confident about this news.
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pacmanx1
I know that this may not be what you want to hear but this may not be bad news. Unfortunately, you are going to have to wait for your C & P exam and your new rating decision. Reason being is that
pwrslm
Not knowing what conditions this covers, it may be wise to submit all medical info that the VA does not have on all of the conditions that you are dealing with. Up to this point, it sounds like you we
broncovet
Something is wrong somewhere. You posted: The VA does not "ask" for IMO's. Instead, the VA sends you to their doctors, and only when Vets get frustrated with VA docs or their contractors, do
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