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The VA can fully process a claim without DBQs as long as the information needed to rate your conditions is clearly included in your medical records.
38 C.F.R. § 4.130. The Veteran's service-connected insomnia is currently rated noncompensable prior to July 9, 2012 and as 10 percent disabling from July 9, 2012.
DBQs were developed as a specific means to collect the necessary medical information required in the processing of Veterans disability claims. DBQs provide Veterans with a way to submit medical evidence from their health care provider to support their claims for disability benefits.
Veterans who have a 100% disability rating also can receive state-specific property tax reduction or exemption. Along with employment, education, training assistance, free or reduced vehicle registration, survivor and dependent benefits, and of course, VA disability compensation.
Yes, insomnia is considered a VA Disability and it can get a disability rating anywhere from 0% to 100%. This is according to the Schedule of Ratings for Mental Disorders (38 CFR § 4.130). How high your VA rating is depends on the severity of the symptoms and how well you can prove that they are service-connected.
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Veterans with a 100 percent disability rating receive the maximum monthly, tax-free compensation available. Depending on the circumstances, a Veteran with a 100 percent disability rating receives monthly compensation of $3,106.04.
The VA says that DBQs will still be available to medical practitioners, who can use them in performing their official duties, but that they will no longer be available to the general public.
An advantage of a DBQ is that it can be filled out by your own personal physician if you'd rather not see a VA doctor for a C&P exam. Most often, DBQs are used to rate your condition in your initial claim or evaluate how much your service-related condition has deteriorated if you're filing for increased compensation.
Even though the VA \u201cdiscontinued\u201d the availability of public use Disability Benefit Questionnaires (DBQs) in March 2020, DBQ forms never actually went away\u2014they CAN STILL BE used by private providers to help support a veteran's VA disability claim.
Zolpidem has been used for decades to treat insomnia and was formally placed on the VA formulary in August 2007, making it widely available within the VA Healthcare Administration (VHA).

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