VA Disability Ratings Calculator

Our VA disability benefits calculator is crafted to provide you with an estimated calculation of both your potential disability rating and the corresponding monthly benefits you might receive. This tool serves only as a guideline, as actual values may vary based on your unique circumstances and official evaluations.

Getting Started

To use the VA disability ratings calculator effectively, input your disabilities by clicking on the specific body parts affected or selecting the disability percentage directly if your condition does not pertain to a specific extremity. Accurate entry of your information ensures the best estimation of your benefits.

Enter your disabilities using the buttons below.

If your disability is on an extremity push that proper leg or arm button then push the percentage, if it is not just select the percentage.

Disabilities List

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Family

How many dependent children do you have who are under the age of 18?

How many dependent children do you have who are between the ages of 18 and 24?

How many dependent parent(s) do you have?

What is your marital status?

Does your spouse need Aid and Attendance(A/A)?

Current Disability Rating

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Your estimated monthly payment amount

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If approved and based on the criteria you chose

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Calculating Your VA Disability Rating

Your basic benefit amount hinges on your assessed level of disability. The VA uses the evidence from your claim submission and any relevant military records to establish how significantly your ability to work is impaired. Disability ratings are assigned in increments of 10% (such as 10%, 20%, 30%, and so forth), reflecting the degree of disability.

Additional Compensation Considerations You may be eligible for additional benefits if you:

  • Suffer from a severe disability or have lost a limb.
  • Have dependents, such as a spouse, children, or dependent parents.
  • Are caring for a severely disabled spouse.
VA Rating 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
Veteran (No Dependents) $175.51 $346.95 $537.42 $774.16 $1,102.04 $1,395.93 $1,759.19 $2,044.89 $2,297.96 $3,831.30
Veteran with Spouse (No Dependents) $175.51 $346.95 $601.42 $859.16 $1,208.04 $1,523.93 $1,908.19 $2,214.89 $2,489.96 $4,044.91
Veteran with Spouse and 1 Child $175.51 $346.95 $648.42 $922.16 $1,287.04 $1,617.93 $2,018.19 $2,340.89 $2,630.96 $4,201.35
Veteran with 1 Child $175.51 $346.95 $579.42 $831.16 $1,173.04 $1,480.93 $1,858.19 $2,158.89 $2,425.96 $3,974.15
Veteran with 1 Parent $175.51 $346.95 $588.42 $842.16 $1,187.04 $1,497.93 $1,879.19 $2,181.89 $2,451.96 $4,002.74
Veteran with 2 Parents $175.51 $346.95 $639.42 $910.16 $1,272.04 $1,599.93 $1,999.19 $2,318.89 $2,605.96 $4,174.18
Veteran with 1 Parent and 1 Child $175.51 $346.95 $630.42 $899.16 $1,258.04 $1,582.93 $1,978.19 $2,295.89 $2,579.96 $4,145.59
Veteran with 2 Parents and 1 Child $175.51 $346.95 $681.42 $967.16 $1,343.04 $1,684.93 $2,098.19 $2,432.89 $2,733.96 $4,317.03
Veteran with Spouse and 1 Parent $175.51 $346.95 $652.42 $927.16 $1,293.04 $1,625.93 $2,028.19 $2,351.89 $2,643.96 $4,216.35
Veteran with Spouse and 2 Parents $175.51 $346.95 $703.42 $995.16 $1,378.04 $1,727.93 $2,148.19 $2,488.89 $2,797.96 $4,387.79
Veteran with Spouse, 1 Parent and 1 Child $175.51 $346.95 $699.42 $990.16 $1,372.04 $1,719.93 $2,138.19 $2,477.89 $2,784.96 $4,372.79
Veteran with Spouse, 2 Parents and 1 Child $175.51 $346.95 $750.42 $1,058.16 $1,457.04 $1,821.93 $2,258.19 $2,614.89 $2,938.96 $4,544.23
Each Additional Child Under 18 $0.00 $0.00 $31.00 $42.00 $53.00 $63.00 $74.00 $84.00 $95.00 $106.14
Each Additional Schoolchild Over Age 18 in School $0.00 $0.00 $102.00 $137.00 $171.00 $205.00 $239.00 $274.00 $308.00 $342.85
Additional for Spouse on Aid and Attendance $0.00 $0.00 $58.00 $78.00 $98.00 $117.00 $137.00 $157.00 $176.00 $195.92

Understanding Combined VA Disability Ratings

When dealing with multiple disabilities, the VA calculates a combined disability rating. This method considers that disabilities compound rather than simply add together. For instance, if one disability is rated at 60% and another at 20%, the combined rating will not be 80%. Instead, the 20% is applied to the remaining non-disabled portion of your health, resulting in a lower overall percentage. This combined rating process uses a specific VA table to accurately reflect the compounded effect of multiple disabilities. The VA combined disability calculator helps to merge these percentages using a detailed method to ensure accuracy.

The Calculation Process for Multiple Disabilities

Here’s a breakdown of how the VA combines multiple disability ratings:

  • Disabilities are ranked from most severe to least severe.
  • Ratings are then combined using the VA’s Combined Ratings Table, where the first disability’s rating is located on the left column and the second on the top row.
  • The intersection of these ratings indicates the combined percentage, which is then rounded to the nearest 10%.
  • This process is repeated for each additional disability, accumulating to a final rounded percentage.

How Can Veterans Choice Help You?

At Veterans Choice, our mission is to support veterans in achieving the highest possible VA disability rating and understanding their entitlements. We provide personalized assistance, expert advice, and the necessary tools to calculate VA disability pay efficiently. By clarifying the complexities of the process and offering strategic guidance, we help veterans secure the benefits they have rightfully earned, honoring their service and dedication.

Whether you need help calculating your VA disability rating, managing your claims, or optimizing your potential benefits, Veterans Choice is here to assist. Visit our website to learn more about how our resources can empower you throughout your VA claims process, including access to our VA disability calculator chart to help you understand potential compensation outcomes.