had rotator cuff claim, got lifetime medical want to close out medical but dont know where t begin with a figure i'm told that there are figures for each part of the body can someone help with this please
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Read More Answered By: Randal Ford |
it's not the same with medicals. Each part of the body is given a medical percentage for disability purposes. The medical % is NOT how you figure comp. You have a vocational rehabilitation specialist determine your ability to work in the future BASED on your medical %. What you are wanting to do is to close out your lifetime medicals permanently. That number will be based on the likelihood that you may need additional or future care/surgery in the future. There is no "hard and fast" number for you to look at. |
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