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VA Priority Groups
Priority
Description
Priority 1:
- Veterans with
service-connected disabilities rated 50% or more disabling, or
- Veterans determined by VA to be unemployable due to service-connected
conditions
Priority 2:
- Veterans with service-connected disabilities rated 30% or 40% disabling
Priority 3:
- Veterans with service-connected disabilities rated 10% or 20% disabling
- Veterans who are former POWs
- Veterans awarded the Purple Heart
- Veterans whose discharge was for a disability that began in the line of
duty
- Veterans who are disabled because of VA treatment or participation in VA
vocational rehabilitation program
Priority 4:
Priority 5:
Priority 6:
Priority 7:
- Veterans who agree to pay specified copay with income and/or net worth
above VA Income Threshold and income below the
Geographic Means Test Threshold
- Subpriority a: Noncompensable 0% service-connected veterans who were
enrolled in VA Health Care System on a specified date and who have remained
enrolled since that date
- Subpriority c: Nonservice-connected veterans who were enrolled in VA
Health Care System on a specified date and who have remained enrolled since
that date
- Subpriority e: Noncompensable 0% service-connected veterans not included
in Subpriority a above. VA is not currently
using Subpriority e.
- Subpriority g: Nonservice-connected veterans not included in Subpriority c
above. VA is not currently using Subpriority
g.
Priority 8:
- Veterans who agree to pay specified copay with income and/or net worth
above VA Means Test threshold and the
Geographic Means Test Threshold.
- Subpriority a: Noncompensable 0% service-connected veterans enrolled as of
January 16, 2003 and who have remained enrolled since that date
- Subpriority c: Nonservice-connected veterans enrolled as of January 16,
2003 and who have remained enrolled since that date
- Subpriority e: Noncompensable 0% service-connected veterans applying for
enrollment after January 16, 2003
- Subpriority g: Nonservice-connected veterans applying for enrollment after
January 16, 2003
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