Navmed 6100 5-2026

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The document is an Abbreviated Medical Evaluation Board Report that outlines the process for assessing a patient's eligibility for Limited Duty (LIMDU) status due to medical conditions. It includes sections for clinical information, patient acknowledgment, and administrative actions required by medical officers and patient administration. The report details the proposed duration of limited duty, diagnosis codes, treatment plans, and necessary notifications to relevant authorities.

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Begin with Section 1, where medical officers will input clinical information. Fill in the date, patient name, and SSN. Specify the proposed start and end dates for limited duty, selecting the appropriate LIMDU option based on the patient's status.
Continue by entering diagnosis codes in the designated fields. Use ICD-9 CM codes as required and provide details about the circumstances of injury or illness along with a treatment plan.
Document any limitations from full duty, including transfer needs and PRT limitations. Ensure that printed names and signatures of MEB members are included at the end of this section.
In Section 2, patients should confirm receipt of information regarding their limited duty period by signing and dating the form.
Section 3 requires completion by a Patient Administration Officer. Ensure all actions taken are documented, including notifications to relevant parties and entry into MedBOLTT.

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What triggers a medical evaluation board?

The MEB is convened once the medical retention decision point is reached or when the Service members physician thinks the Service member will not be able to return to duty for medical reasons.

What is the abbreviated medical evaluation board report?

Abbreviated Medical Evaluation Board Report (AMEBR). A brief summary of the members medical condition limitations, and expected RTD date used to place a member on TLD.

Can you retire on Limdu Navy?

LIMDU will not prohibit personnel from requesting separation, retirement, or transfer to the Fleet Reserve. (1) LIMDU will not delay personnel with an approved separation, retirement, or request for Fleet Reserve transfer.

How long can you be on profile before med board?

The number of days a soldier is on a temporary profile after an acute MSI varies but typically ranges from 7 to 90 days. Medical providers may extend a temporary profile up to 12 months.

Can you PCs while on Limdu?

No permanent change of station (PCS) orders are required. PERS 454 LIMDU Admin will change member into ACC 105 until the Sailor is Returned to Duty (RTD).

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How long can you be on Limdu?

Similarly, if a provider knew a Sailors or Marines recovery would be longer than 180 days, they couldnt set a realistic recovery period because of the maximum 180 day limit. This required an extra administrative step to review and extend the LIMDU period at the end of the 180 day limit.