What does VA Priority Group 8 mean?

What does VA Priority Group 8 mean?

Priority Group 8: Veterans with income and/or net worth above the VA national income threshold and the geographic income threshold who agree to pay co-pays. Sub-priority a: Non-compensable 0% service-connected veterans enrolled as of January 16, 2003, and who have remained enrolled since that date.

Does the VA pay for hearing aid batteries?

Are my hearing aid batteries and accessories free of charge? You can get these items free of charge as long as: Your VA audiologist has recommended them for you, and. You remain eligible for and enrolled in VA health care.

What is a VA priority group?

An individual’s priority group is assigned based on the level of a veteran’s needs and how much it will cost the VA to treat them. Being enrolled in the VA ensures that Veterans will continue to receive the medical care and support they deserve, long after they’ve served their country.

How do I order a battery from the VA?

How to Order

1. Use the blue VA Form 2346, Request for Batteries and Accessories card/envelope received with your initial or latest battery order. Complete the form and mail it to the DLC at the address provided on the form.
2. You may now order batteries online.
3. You may send an order via email to [email protected].

What is the average VA compensation for hearing loss?

The VA Schedule of Ratings Disabilities shows that mild or moderate hearing loss can range from 0% to 10%, while severe hearing loss may range from 30% to 50%. The rating for tinnitus is 10%, which is assigned regardless of whether it affects one or both ears.

What is the VA rating for hearing loss?

Can you send hearing aid batteries through the mail?

#1: Yes, you can ship lithium batteries via USPS. Lithium metal battery, UN3090. Lithium-ion (rechargeable) battery contained in equipment, UN3481.