How to Fill Out Form NAVMED 6100/5

Form NAVMED 6100/5 at a glance

What it is: The Abbreviated Medical Evaluation Board Report is NAVMED 6100/5 (Rev. 08-2004).

Who signs: Printed MEB Member Name and Signature/Date; Printed CA Name and Signature/Date; Patient Signature/Date; Patient Administration Officer/Medical Boards Official Printed Name, Signature, and Date.

A filled-in Form NAVMED 6100/5 example: a sailor's medical officers complete Section 1

Form NAVMED 6100/5 example filled out, example: a sailor's medical officers complete Section 1
Petty Officer Jane Sample's medical officers complete Section 1 of the NAVMED 6100/5. The medical officers enter one diagnosis, so the Diagnosis lines (2) and (3) stay empty. The picture shows the Section 1 boxes filled in except This period of limited duty is for, and all its values are invented.

How to fill out Form NAVMED 6100/5, box by box

Date, patient and limited duty dates

Form NAVMED 6100/5 example filled out, date, patient and limited duty dates

Section 1: Clinical Information is to be completed by medical officers.

Enter the Date, the Patient Name and the Patient SSN.

Enter the Proposed start date for limited duty and the Proposed end date (< 6 months).

This period of limited duty is for

Select one: 1st LIMDU (< 6 months) Enlisted ADSM (no referral to service headquarters necessary).

2nd LIMDU (< 6 months) Enlisted ADSM (no referral to service headquarters necessary). Note that the first and second TLD periods cannot exceed 12 months cumulatively from the date of the first TLD period.

1st LIMDU (< 6 months) Officer ADSM (referral to service headquarters necessary).

2nd LIMDU (< 6 months) Officer ADSM (referral to service headquarters necessary).

3rd or subsequent LIMDU periods on Navy and Marine ADSM involving a distinctly different condition than that responsible for the first and second TLD periods (for referral to service headquarters for "departmental review").

Placement on LIMDU - if the patient is not already in a LIMDU status - at the same time the patient's case is referred to the physical evaluation board for adjudication.

Diagnosis, circumstances, treatment plan, limitations and Section 1 signatures

Form NAVMED 6100/5 example filled out, diagnosis, circumstances, treatment plan, limitations and Section 1 signatures

Under Diagnosis, enter (1), (2) and (3), each with its ICD-9 CM Code.

Enter the Circumstances of injury/illness.

Enter the Treatment plan.

Enter the Limitations from full duty (including whether transfer/TEMDU for treatment is indicated, and any PRT limitations).

The MEB members and the CA sign under SIGN SIGN SIGN, and enter the Printed MEB Member Name and Signature/Date, the Printed MEB Member Name and Signature/Date and the Printed CA Name and Signature/Date.

Section 2: Patient Information

Form NAVMED 6100/5 example filled out, section 2: Patient Information

Section 2: Patient Information is to be completed by the patient.

This period of limited duty is not effective until approved by the MTF Convening Authority.

Under SIGN, the patient enters the Patient Signature/Date.

Section 3: Patient Administration Officer/Medical Boards Officer

Form NAVMED 6100/5 example filled out, section 3: Patient Administration Officer/Medical Boards Officer

Section 3 is to be completed by Patient Administration Officer/Medical Boards Officer, who marks the actions completed.

The following actions have been completed: Completion of Patient Information Sheet, Briefing to Patient on Limited Duty/MEBs, Notification to PSD/Personnel Office, Notification to MTF LIMDU Coordinator, LODD Requested from Parent Command (if LODD required), Notification to Parent Command, Entry into MedBOLTT.

Under SIGN, the Patient Administration Officer/Medical Boards Official enters a Printed Name, Signature, and Date.

Common questions about Form NAVMED 6100/5

Where do I file it?

Original to Patient Health Record; copies to Patient, Parent Command, PSD, MEBR Case File, and PERS-4821 or MMSR-4.

Sources

[1] NAVMED 6100/5 (Rev. 08-2004), Abbreviated Medical Evaluation Board Report (the Official source link on this page).

Form Navmed 6100 5 PDF Details

Navigating through the intricacies of the medical evaluation and limited duty process within the Navy and Marine Corps can seem daunting for service members navigating health challenges. Central to understanding this process is the Navmed 6100 5 form, tailored to simplify and clarify the steps involved. This form serves as the Abbreviated Medical Evaluation Board Report, meticulously designed for medical officers to input crucial clinical information about a service member undergoing evaluation for limited duty. At its core, it captures essential details such as the patient's name, Social Security Number, diagnosis codes, proposed start and end dates for limited duty, and specific limitations that might affect the service member's ability to perform their duties. What sets this form apart is its explicit segmentation, catering to both enlisted members and officers, with a differentiated approach tailored to each. It comprehensively outlines the sequence for initiating limited duty—be it the first, second, or any subsequent times, especially when new medical conditions emerge. The form extends beyond just the clinical diagnosis; it delves into the treatment plan, injury or illness circumstances, and restrictions from full duty, focusing on a holistic understanding of the service member's health status. Furthermore, the patient's acknowledgment of the limited duty period and the administrative actions documented in the subsequent sections reinforce the collaborative and transparent nature of the process, ensuring that the service member remains informed and involved every step of the way.

QuestionAnswer
Form NameForm Navmed 6100 5
Form Length1 pages
Fillable?No
Fillable fields0
Avg. time to fill out15 sec
Other names6100 5, navmed 6100 5, PERS-4821