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Understanding Schedule Awards
Know how a Schedule Award is figured? In this video Dr John W. Ellis explains how a schedule award is figured and what it means to an injured federal employee.
If you make $52,000.00 a year ($1,000.00 a week).
Percentage rate of compensation:
66.666% with no dependents, and 75% with dependents.
Multiply your percentage rate by your weekly income, this is your award rate.
Example: .75 X 1000 = 750
Different body parts have a different number of weeks.
Such as; an arm would be 312 weeks and a thumb would be 75 weeks.
Multiply your impairment percentage by the number of weeks (for your injured body part).
Example: If you have a thumb injury rated at 25% it would be .25 X 75 = 18.75
Lastly multiply your number of weeks by your award rate;
Example: 18.75 X 750 = $14,062.50 this would be your Schedule Award.
Another example: You make $44,000 a year, with dependents and you were rated 35% impairment of your left foot.
44,000 divided by 52 = 846.15
846.15 X .75 = 634.61 (Award Rate)
205 X .35 = 71.75 (Number of Weeks)
634.61 X 71.75 = 45,533.27
Schedule Awards are available for Upper & Lower Extremities, Hearing, Vision, Larynx, Tongue, Lung, Kidney, Skin & Sexual Organs. There are no Schedule Awards for Spine • Brain • Heart • Internal Organs. There are Schedule Awards for the nerves from your spine that affect your arms and legs.
You must be at Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI).
Maintenance treatment such as medications and injections do not lower your impairment.
The Doctor you choose needs to be an expert or you could lose thousands of dollars!
Your Doctor must follow the American Medical Association’s, Guides to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment, 6th Edition. You may have to travel to find the right doctor. Your Schedule Award rating physician does not have to be your treating physician.
Appointments: Federal Workers' Compensation / OWCP
Injury claim information and appointment protocol for injured Federal Employees.
Schedule Award Calculator
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Understanding Schedule Awards
Know how a Schedule Award is figured? In this video Dr John W. Ellis explains how a schedule award is figured and what it means to an injured federal employee.
If you make $52,000.00 a year ($1,000.00 a week).
Percentage rate of compensation:
66.666% with no dependents, and 75% with dependents.
Multiply your percentage rate by your weekly income, this is your award rate.
Example: .75 X 1000 = 750
Different body parts have a different number of weeks.
Such as; an arm would be 312 weeks and a thumb would be 75 weeks.
Multiply your impairment percentage by the number of weeks (for your injured body part).
Example: If you have a thumb injury rated at 25% it would be .25 X 75 = 18.75
Lastly multiply your number of weeks by your award rate;
Example: 18.75 X 750 = $14,062.50 this would be your Schedule Award.
Another example: You make $44,000 a year, with dependents and you were rated 35% impairment of your left foot.
44,000 divided by 52 = 846.15
846.15 X .75 = 634.61 (Award Rate)
205 X .35 = 71.75 (Number of Weeks)
634.61 X 71.75 = 45,533.27
Schedule Awards are available for Upper & Lower Extremities, Hearing, Vision, Larynx, Tongue, Lung, Kidney, Skin & Sexual Organs. There are no Schedule Awards for Spine • Brain • Heart • Internal Organs. There are Schedule Awards for the nerves from your spine that affect your arms and legs.
You must be at Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI).
Maintenance treatment such as medications and injections do not lower your impairment.
The Doctor you choose needs to be an expert or you could lose thousands of dollars!
Your Doctor must follow the American Medical Association’s, Guides to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment, 6th Edition. You may have to travel to find the right doctor. Your Schedule Award rating physician does not have to be your treating physician.
Appointments: Federal Workers' Compensation / OWCP
Injury claim information and appointment protocol for injured Federal Employees.
Schedule Award Calculator
Calculate your Federal Workers' Compensation Schedule Award payment amount.
Information Handouts: Schedule Awards
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Understanding Schedule Awards
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