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38 CFR 4.28

 

 

Prestabilization rating from date of discharge from service.

 

 

The following ratings may be assigned, in lieu of ratings prescribed elsewhere, under the conditions stated for disability from any disease or  injury.

 

 

The prestabilization rating is not to be assigned in any case in which a total rating is immediately assignable under the regular provisions of the schedule or

 

 

on the basis of individual unemployability.

 

 

The prestabilization 50-percent rating is not to be used in any case in which a rating of 50 percent or more is immediately assignable under the regular provisions.

 

 

   Rating  Unstabilized condition with severe disability—  

 

 

            Substantially gainful employment is not feasible or  advisable   100%     

 

           

Unhealed or incompletely healed wounds or injuries—  

 

            Material impairment of employability likely                                             50%

 

 

 

Note    (1):       Department of Veterans Affairs examination is not required prior to

                         assignment of prestabilization ratings;

 

 

however, the fact that examination was accomplished will not preclude assignment of these benefits.

 

 

Prestabilization ratings are for assignment in the immediate post discharge period.

 

 

            They will continue for a 12-month period following discharge from service.

 

 

However,  prestabilization ratings may be changed to a regular schedular total rating or one authorizing a greater benefit at          any time.

 

 

In each prestabilization rating an examination will be requested to be accomplished not earlier than 6 months nor more than 12 months following discharge.

 

 

In those prestabilization ratings in which following examination reduction in evaluation is found to be warranted, the higher evaluation will be continued to the end of the 12th month following discharge or to the end of the period provided under § 3.105(e) of this chapter, whichever is later.                

 

 

Special monthly compensation should be assigned concurrently in          these cases whenever records are adequate to establish entitlement.

 

 

Note (2):          Diagnosis of disease, injury, or residuals will be cited, with         diagnostic code number assigned from this rating schedule for         conditions listed therein.

 

 

[35 FR 11906, July 24, 1970]

 


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