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COMDTINST M1000.6A (18 Jun 07) ... 12.B.15. Disability 12.B.15.a. Medical Board A medical board shall be held in the case of an enlisted member when any condition listed in Article 17.B.4. exists or competent authority directs. Chapter 17.B. contains procedures for the medical board's report. If a member has remained in the Service with his or her written consent beyond the enlistment expiration under Article 12.B.11.f., the report shall clearly indicate the following: 1. Patient's status (held beyond normal enlistment expiration date or not). 2. Date of admission to sick list. 3. Whether the member concerned is physically qualified for discharge. 12.B.15.b. Discharge for Physical Disability Commander (CGPC-epm-1) may direct or authorize a discharge for physical disability not incurred in or aggravated by a period of active military service through final action on a physical evaluation board under the following conditions. Article 12.B.15.c. 1. A medical board has expressed the opinion that: a. The member does not meet the minimum standards for retention on active duty, b. The member is unfit for further Coast Guard service by reason of physical disability, and c. The physical disability was neither incurred in nor aggravated by a period of active military service. 2. The member's commanding officer and district commander concur in the board's opinion. 3. The member has been fully informed of his or her right to a full, fair hearing and the member states in writing he or she does not demand such a hearing. ... 5. Enlisted members will be discharged for physical disability not incurred in or aggravated by a period of active military service without processing before a physical evaluation board only if the medical boards report clearly and fully establishes such findings. 6. If a medical board finds a member is disabled for mental disability incurred before enlistment without any service aggravation, the member will be ordered before a physical evaluation board unless the statement required by subparagraph 4. is supported by a medical determination that the member possesses sufficient mental capacity and responsibility to intelligently understand he or she has a right to a full, fair hearing and fully understands the import of the statement that he or she does not demand such a hearing. ... 12.B.15.e. Character of Discharge A member discharged for physical or mental disability shall be given an honorable or general discharge, as appropriate, under Article 12.B.2.f. | |||
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COMDTINST M1850.2D (MAY 19 2006) ... CHAPTER 1. OVERVIEW OF PHYSICAL DISABILITY EVALUATION SYSTEM (PDES) ... D. System Process. ... 1. Medical Evaluation Board (MEB). A member is introduced into the PDES when a commanding officer (or medical officer or higher authority as described in chapter 3) questions the member's fitness for continued duty due to apparent physical and/or mental impairment(s) and directs that an MEB be convened to conduct a thorough examination of the member's physical and/or mental impairment(s). The results of this examination, prepared in MEB format, should be as detailed as possible so as to provide a complete portrait of the member's physical and mental impairments for subsequent review. 2. Commanding Officer Endorsement. The MEB will then be sent to the evaluees unit for action set forth in articles 1.C.6 and 3.I. The unit commanding officer will prepare an endorsement. This endorsement shall reflect the commanding officer's observations of the evaluees working ability and any impact the injury or disease has on the evaluees ability to perform the military duties associated with his or her office, grade, rank, or rating. The commanding officer shall fully evaluate the more intangible aspects such as motivation and ability to adapt. 3. Evaluee Response to MEB. A copy of the MEB shall also be provided to the evaluee, who will be given an opportunity to comment on the report. To help the evaluee in reviewing the report, the evaluees commanding officer will arrange assistance by a qualified individual capable of explaining the meaning of the report and the evaluees rights. 4. Convening Authority Review. The commanding officer then forwards the entire record, properly endorsed, including the evaluees statement, if any, to Commander (CGPC-adm-1). 5. Commander (CGPC-adm) Referral to IPEB. CGPC-adm will then review the record and, if it is sufficient, refer the MEB to the IPEB. If an MEB is insufficient, CGPC-adm will hold the case in abeyance pending receipt of the required information. 6. IPEB Action. The IPEB reviews the record of each case referred to it and evaluates the fitness and disability of the evaluee. IPEB findings and recommended disposition must be unanimous (article 4.A.6.). The findings and recommended disposition are initially only sent to the evaluee. If the evaluee elects counsel, the decision will be provided to the assigned legal counsel as well. ... Enclosure (1) to COMDTINST M1850.2D Rating Principles. Disabilities are listed in VASRD diagnostic code number sequence. Instructions and explanatory notes are listed according to the diagnostic code number in the VASRD. Only those conditions which require special comment or those that have been the cause of misunderstanding in the past are included: 5000, Osteomyelitis, Acute, Subacute, or Chronic 5002, Rheumatoid Arthritis 5003, Arthritis, Degenerative (Hypertrophic or Osteoarthritis) 5010, Arthritis, Due to Direct Trauma 5054, Total Hip Replacement 5055, Total Knee Replacement 5126-5151, Multiple Finger Disabilities 5171, Amputation of Great Toe 5200-5295, Ratings Involving Joint Motion (including the spine) 5205-5208, Absence or Limitation of Motion of Elbow and Forearm 5209-5212, Other Impairments of Elbow, Radius, and Ulna 5213, Impairment of Pronation and Supination 5214, Wrist, Ankylosis of 5235, Vertebral Fracture or Dislocation 5237, Lumbrosacral or Cervical Strain 5238, Spinal Stenosis 5239, Spondylolisthesis or Segmental Instability 5240, Ankylosing Spondylitis 5241, Spinal Fusion 5242, Degenerative Arthritis of the Spine 5243, Intervertebral Disc Syndrome 5251-5253, Limitation of Extension and Flexion of the Thigh 5255-5262, Defects of Long Bones of the Lower Extremity 5270, Ankle Ankylosis 5272, Subastragalar or Tarsal Joint Ankylosis 5296, The Skull 5297, Removal of Ribs 5299/5255, Hip Arthroplasty and Prostheses 5299/52xx, Dupuytrens Contracture 5301-5326, Muscle Injuries 6000-6092, Diseases of the Eye 6000-6009, Conditions Involving Structures of the Globe 6013, Glaucoma, Simple, Primary, Noncongestive 6029, Aphakia 6080, Field Vision, Impairment of 6081, Scotoma, Pathological 6090-6092, Diplopia 6100-6110, Impairment of Auditory Acuity 6200-6260, Diseases of the Ear 6200, Otitis Media, Supperative, Chronic 6207, Deformity of Auricle 6300-6354, Systemic Conditions 6309, Rheumatic Fever 6350, Lupus Erythematosus, Systemic 6351, Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) 6354, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome 6519, Aphonia, Organic 6600-6603, Diseases of the Trachea and Bronchi, and Pulmonary Emphysema 6721-6724 and 6731, Inactive Pulmonary Tuberculosis 6800-6802, 6811, 6812, and 6818, Non-Tuberculous Diseases 6814, Pneumothorax 6815, Pneumonectomy 6816, Lobectomy 6899, Sarcoidosis 7000 Rheumatic Heart Disease 7005-7006, Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease, Myocardial Infarction 7007-7101, Hypertensive Heart Disease and Hypertensive Vascular Disease 7007, Hypertensive Heart Disease 7015-7017, 7110, Surgical Procedures Associated with AV Block, Heart Valve 7099/7005, Aortic Grafts 7100, Arteriosclerosis, General 7114-7117, Peripheral Vascular Disease 7307, Gastritis, Hypertrophic 7308, Postgastrectomy Syndrome 7328-7329, Intestinal Resections 7332-7336, Ano-Rectal Conditions 7338, Hernia, Inguinal 7345, Hepatitis, Infectious 7347, Pancreatitis 7500-7531, The Genitourinary System 7703, Leukemia 7709, Lymphogranulomatosis (Hodgkins Disease) 7714, Hemoglobinopathies 7801, Scars, Burns, Third Degree 7802, Scars, Burns, Second Degree 7804, Scars, Superficial, Tender and Painful 7806, Eczema 7809, Lupus Erythematosus 7913, Diabetes Mellitus 8000-8046, Organic Diseases of the Central Nervous System 8017, 8018, 8023-8025, Progressive Muscular Atrophy and Myasthemia Gravis 8205-8412, Diseases of the Cranial Nerves 8510-8730, Diseases of the Peripheral Nerves 8599, Scalenus Anticus Syndrome 8910-8914, The Epilepsies 9201-9210, Psychotic Disorders |
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