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Victor_c3

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2. Yes, it all has to do with disability rating and being service connected

Reply to mrmpa (Original post)

Sat Jan 20, 2018, 12:00 AM

Jan 2018

If the treatment is for a service connected disability, then you should pay nothing. If it isn’t, then I believe you are responsible for a portion of the treatment, unless you are considered 100% disabled. In that case, then you don’t pay for anything.

Basically I’m echoing what mentioned above me...

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VA question........ [View all] mrmpa Jan 2018 OP

Does He Have The River Jan 2018 #1

Yes, it all has to do with disability rating and being service connected Victor_c3 Jan 2018 #2

Also pricing levels are tied to his service record. denbot Jan 2018 #3

Only 50% and over disabled vets pay no copay. pwb Feb 2018 #4

If he is i Tiers 2-8 there is a copay, tier 1 has no copay Cold War Spook Feb 2018 #5