No. Once you separate/retire, all pre-authorizations become invalid.

If you are U.S. Navy Reserve, U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, U.S. Air Force Reserve, or Air National Guard, your unit representative can send required documents to our specified organization email box: dha.great-lakes.j-10.mbx.mmso-initial-lod-mma@health.mil. (Do not send bills)

**Army: If you are Army National Guard/U.S. Army Reserve, your unit representative must use eMMPs via MEDCHART to submit your pre-authorization request

Note: This box can only accept emails from .mil addresses.

To check the status of your authorization, you must be registered with a beneficiary account on your region’s website.

Your unit representative needs to submit the DHA-GL Worksheet-02, and clinical notes validating that the medical condition was incurred or aggravated while you were in a qualified duty status, and an approved Line of Duty Determination.

The Line of Duty Determination from your initial claim will be used to authorize appropriate medical treatment for your covered condition for no longer than one year from its diagnosis. If your condition persists longer than one year, and criteria are met, you may be identified for referral to the Disability Evaluation System.

To ensure you are eligible so your medical claims will be paid.

No. Your unit representative can submit another Line of Duty Determination with the updated injury and diagnosis for review. 

Pre-authorization is determined on a case-by-case basis, but typically should not exceed 365 days from the time of injury. Always be sure to check the expiration date of your authorization.