Comprehensive Health PLLC helps applicants navigate MEPS disqualifications by gathering evidence, securing specialist consults, and preparing waiver packages based on DoDI 6130.03 standards for orthopedics, mental health, and other conditions.

The clinic manages the process from initial evaluation through to the submission of a documented, evidence-based case to the branch Surgeon General.

‍ ‍ COMMON DIQUALIFICATIONS REQUIRING WAIVERS

If a recruit falls short of the baseline standards, they receive a temporary or permanent disqualification. This is where a targeted medical waiver becomes necessary.

Disqualification CategoryCommon ExamplesRequired Waiver EvidenceOrthopedic / Sports Injuries

Past fractures, ACL tears, hardware (screws/plates), scoliosis.Clear X-rays, full orthopedic clearance, proof of full range of motion without pain.

Mental Health / Behavioral

Historical ADHD, anxiety, depression, past use of IEPs in school. Pharmacy logs showing you are off medication (usually 12–24 months), clear psychiatric evaluation.

Dermatological

Chronic eczema, severe psoriasis, large or offensive tattoos. Dermatologist notes proving the condition is managed without systemic medications.

Vision/Auditory

Astigmatism outside limits, laser eye surgery (LASIK/PRK).Pre- and post-operative charts, stable vision checks at least 6 months post-surgery.

Systemic Conditions

Childhood asthma, high blood pressure, history of allergies.Pulmonary Function Tests (PFT) for asthma, consecutive days of normal blood pressure logs.