Medical Conditions That Will Result in Automatic Denial For Overseas Screening Assignment
USN family Members with EFMP Category 4 Assignment or equivalent conditions with other services
USNH family members with EFMP Category 5 or 6 assignment or equivalent conditions with other services.
USN family Members with EFMP Category 6 Assignments should have resolution of condition and be re-evaluated and given new category.
Medical Conditions
Family members with tracheostomies and/or home ventilators have medical needs that cannot be met here
Home oxygen (difficulty obtaining equipment, no oxygen concentrators, equipment not delivered)
G-Tube/Feeding tube (difficulty obtaining equipment)
Wheelchair/Walkers (difficulty obtaining parts, supplies and/or repair service, no housing modifications, no vehicle modifications)
Family members with ventriculoperitoneal shunts for treatment/management of hydrocephalus have medical/surgical needs that cannot be met here
Amputation of major limb within he past 2 years
Dialysis
Family members with asthma who have had 2 or more ICU admissions in past 2 years
Medical conditions which require follow-up by specialty services not available at Naval Hospital Okinawa Such as Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Endocrinology, Rheumatology or any other sub-specialties not available at Naval Hospital Okinawa
Such as facility limitations, i.e. as the capabilities of specialty services continue to grow there are and there will become certain facility limitations at Naval Hospital Okinawa that will result in automatic disapproval (e.g. Bowel or bladder rehabilitation services)
Medical condition which have a high probability of resulting in ICU admissions, e.g.,
Brittle/Labile Type I Insulin-Dependent Diabetes (Insulin Depending Diabetic Mellitus)
Status Post Gastric By-Pass for morbid obesity or any related subsequent complications due to the surgery or the related morbid obesity with-in the past 3 years
Psychiatric Conditions
Which have required 1 or more inpatient hospitalizations in past 10 years
Psychiatric conditions in which there is a history of admission to or recommendation for “Day Hospital” or “Partial Hospital” in past 10 years
Psychiatric conditions where there is a history of admission to or recommendation for “Residential Treatment” in past 10 years
Mental Health Conditions which required on-going individual/family therapy
Aggressive, destructive and/or illegal behaviors
Active or substantiated family advocacy case within the past 2 years
Psychiatric conditions where the patient is on antipsychotic medications
Substance abuse/dependence over past 10 years (multiple addictive substances are prevalent on Okinawa)
Schizophrenia
Bipolar Disorder
Dementia
Suicide attempt/gesture within past 2 years
Dissociative disorder
Sexual Addiction (specialist not available)
Eating disorder (specialist no available)
DSM diagnosis and/or requiring psychotropic medications who are not sable for at least one year prior to moving overseas
Orthopedic Conditions:
Any limb amputation requiring prosthesis
Scoliosis undergoing surgical or brace treatment, or being followed by Pediatric Orthopedics
Cerebral Palsy requiring orthopedic surgery or bracing
Children being treated for limb length inequality
Patients with anticipated need for joint replacement surgery
Pediatric Conditions
Pediatric Conditions that result in automatic disapproval
Any Navy/USMC dependent child assigned EFMP 4 (major medical INCONUS) or higher, or equivalent assignment in other services.
Any child with asthma that:
Is diagnosed, or treated, as moderate or severe persistent
Has required 2 or more hospitalizations in the last 3 years
Need for wheelchairs, walkers, AFOs, and/or other orthotic devices.
Hearing impairment
G-tube/Feeding tubes
ventriculoperitoneal shunts
Type I diabetes mellitus
Congenital heart defects that have required, or are likely to require, significant surgical intervention
Cystic fibrosis or currently being evaluated for possible cystic fibrosis. Approval will not be considered until after workup is completed
Allergic conditions requiring immunotherapy (allergy shots)
History of leukemia or other pediatric cancer
Any condition that requires regular follow-up by a pediatric subspecialist (such as pulmonology, cardiology, endocrinology, hematology, oncology, GI). Only general pediatrics and developmental pediatrics are available here.
Mental health/behavioral conditions:
psychotic, bipolar, or eating disorder
required any kind of inpatient treatment in the last 3 years
history of recent or chronic suicidal ideation or behavior, self-harm, self injurious behavior, or suicide attempts
that have required multiple emergency room visits
Aggressive, destructive, and/or illegal behaviors
Any history of juvenile convictions or parole
History of substance abuse
Any foster care placement in the last 3 years
Pediatric conditions that require more information or are likely result in disapproval
Any Navy/USMC dependent child assigned EFMP category 3 (no overseas assignment), or equivalent categories in other services.
Minor congenital heart defects that require annual, or less than annual, pediatric cardiology follow-up.
Autistic spectrum diagnoses will only be considered on a case-by-case basis. However, strongly discourage autism spectrum disorders due to lack of community resources and mental health services.
Mental health/behavioral conditions:
conduct disorder, ODD, intermittent explosive disorder, or disruptive behavior disorder
require ongoing individual and/or family therapy
required any type of inpatient treatment in the last 5 years
require treatment with anti-psychotic medications (will consider if stable for 2 years on current regimen)
has required more than once-a-month treatment in the last year
any foster care placement in the last 5 years
placement in reform school or alternative school
Chronic ear or sinus conditions requiring follow-up with ENT (otorhinolaryngology).
Stable medical conditions that have been followed by a pediatric subspecialist but do not require follow-up during the duration of sponsor’s tour (e.g, hypothyroidism stable on medications)
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