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Appendix B
Persons authorized care at Army military treatment facilities
B–1. Quick reference
Table B–1, below, serves as a quick reference for personnel who admit and bill patients at Army MTFs. (Notes and
definitions not defined in the glossary are at the end of the appendix.)
B–2. Where to find updated charges
Updated charges can be found in the MSA table of CHCS, figure B-1, which identifies abbreviations used in the table.
Table B–1
Persons authorized care at Army military treatment facilities
Paragraph Class of Patient Patient Category Charges Collect Report required Hearing aids, prostheses,
Codes for central reim- spectacles, or orthopedic footbursement
wear
Section I. Members of the Uniformed Services
3-1 and 3-2 Members of the
USA, USN,
USAF, and
USMC (including
IETs) serving
on AD or
ADT.
3-1 Cadets and
midshipmen of
USA, USN, and
USAF Academies.
3-2 RC members
not on AD medicalexaminations.
3-3 SROTC members
with LD
conditions incurred
during
required field
training.
A11, N11, F11,
M11
Inpatient Outpatient
or Sub- or Immusistence
nization
Subsistenceonly.
A14, N14, F14 Subsistenceonly.
A22, A23, N22,
N23, M22, M23
A21, N21, F21,
M21
Subsistenceonly.
Subsistenceonly.
None
while on
AD. FRR
for RC
membersaftertrainingperiod
ends unless
care
is specificallyauthorized.
Enlisted Army,
SF1080; all
others DD139
None. From the FAO
at the appropriate
Service
academy for
USA and USAF
cadets. From
the Chief of Naval
Personnel,
Department of
the Navy for
midshipmen at
the USNA.
None. Locally from the
individual.
None. Yes for AD members. Yes
for RC members subject to
limitations in paragraph 3-
2.
None. Yes.
None. No.
None. From RPA. DD Form 139 Yes, subject to limitations
in paragraph 3-3.
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