Medical Conditions That May Result in Disapproval
These criteria can be grouped into four different categories
Overseas clearance may be disapproved if a family member has/requires:
Braces/splints (difficulty in obtaining parts, supplies, and/or repair services)
Prosthetics for major limbs (difficulty in obtaining parts, supplies, and/or repair services)
2.Services:
Overseas clearance may be disapproved if a family member requires care by the following sub-specialists more than once a year:
Cardiology, Endocrinology, Rheumatology, Bowel or Bladder rehabilitation services (routinely available only through Medevac)
Medications not available on island and without an easy substitute
Laboratory monitoring required in a timely fashion that is not available on island (i.e., drug levels)
3. Any specialty requiring Medevac more than once a year Specific medical conditions:
USN dependants with EFMP category 3 assignment or equivalent conditions with other services
Bilateral deafness (non-hearing, requiring full time sign language translator)
Family members with chronic medical conditions that have required or have a high probability of requiring ICU facilities may be disapproved
Cancer patients that have required or have a high probability of requiring ongoing oncology services may be disapproved
Medical conditions which have a high probability of resulting in ICU admissions, e.g., insulin-dependent diabetes
Morbid Obesity (BMI >40 kg/m2 or 35 kg/m2 in the presence of comorbidities)
Chronic Pain syndromes requiring multidisciplinary pain therapy
Gastroenterology disorders such as Chron's disease, Ulcerative colitis, Liver cirrhosis
Urologic pain disorders
Pediatric disorders requiring subspecialist management
4. Psychiatric Conditions:
Major Depression
Anxiety Disorder
Personality Disorder
Adult ADHD
Substance Abuse/Dependence 10 years prior to arrival on island
Mental Health Conditions in which the family member or active duty member has not achieved a one year therapy free and medication free stable status
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