C&P results

[fielding87]

I just did my VA appt for psych. Am I able to get access to it and see what it says?

 

[grizz13]

All you should have to do is go back to the doctors office that you went to and do a release of information.

 

[fielding87]

Do you know how long it takes? Is this what is actually used to determine your ratings? Has anyone had any experience with getting a good guesstimate from what it says? I have my physical appt on wednesday, so I'm going to try and get it then.

 

[Warrior644]

I just did my VA appt for psych. Am I able to get access to it and see what it says?

All you should have to do is go back to the doctors office that you went to and do a release of information.

Indeed, as grizz13 mentioned albeit you may need to wait until the results are completed and posted usually within a couple of days from my experiences throughout the DoD IDES MEB/PEB process.

Thus, I quite often comment that "possessing well-informed knowledge is truly a powerful equalizer."

Best Wishes!

 

[fielding87]

Thank you! I'm interested to see what it says.

 

[grizz13]

Thank you! I'm interested to see what it says.

Even if you don't go in and get a copy, their notes for the most part will be input in the NARSUM anyways.

 

[Warrior644]

Do you know how long it takes? Is this what is actually used to determine your ratings? Has anyone had any experience with getting a good guesstimate from what it says? I have my physical appt on wednesday, so I'm going to try and get it then.

Indeed, from my experiences within the DoD IDES MEB/PEB process, the DoVA C&P Examination results were available within a couple of days from the final DoVA appointment at the DoVA Regional Office.

To that extent, the results of the DoVA C&P Examination(s) would yield a fairly good estimate of any potential DoVA proposed rating(s) in my opinion.

Thus, I quite often comment that "possessing well-informed knowledge is truly a powerful equalizer."

Best Wishes!

 

[fielding87]

Even if you don't go in and get a copy, their notes for the most part will be input in the NARSUM anyways.

I already have my NARSUM. Will that be a good indicator?

 

[Warrior644]

I already have my NARSUM. Will that be a good indicator?

A tag team response...

Indeed; therefore, you should have received a copy of the DoVA C&P Examination results from your PEBLO also.

If not, I would definitely strongly suggest that you make that inquiry to your PEBLO now!

Thus, I quite often comment that "possessing well-informed knowledge is truly a powerful equalizer."

Best Wishes!

 

[AmyGallay]

My MH C&P notes took about a week, before I could get a copy.

 

[fielding87]

My MH C&P notes took about a week, before I could get a copy.

So does most of it come from your NARSUM? Did you ever get mine that I sent you Amy?

 

[AmyGallay]

So does most of it come from your NARSUM? Did you ever get mine that I sent you Amy?

What you sent me was your MH C&P, not your NARSUM.

 

[fielding87]

What you sent me was your MH C&P, not your NARSUM.

My PEBLO told me that was my narrative summary. Does what you read give any indication of anything?

 

[AmyGallay]

From what I did read, I would say your rating will most likely be 30-50%. I have no info on your Fibro or any other conditions. I would need to see you NARSUM.

 

[fielding87]

From what I did read, I would say your rating will most likely be 30-50%. I have no info on your Fibro or any other conditions. I would need to see you NARSUM.

How could it come out to be only 30-50% when the military has to give you at minimum of 50% for PTSD?

 

[AmyGallay]

How could it come out to be only 30-50% when the military has to give you at minimum of 50% for PTSD?

The minimum of 50% for PTSD is if you are TDRL. And then they reevaluate you after 6 months.

 

[fielding87]

The minimum of 50% for PTSD is if you are TDRL. And then they reevaluate you after 6 months.

That's what they are doing with me. Apparently almost everyone that gets medically retired with PTSD is placed on TDrL.

 

[AmyGallay]

They may try to give you 30% permanent, as you GAF is considered moderate and your stressor will go away when you are out.

 

[AmyGallay]

That's what they are doing with me. Apparently almost everyone that gets medically retired with PTSD is placed on TDrL.

Then you will get 50% for PTSD for 6 months and get reevaluated.