MILITARY MEDICAL COMMISSION AFTER WOUNDS

During martial law, getting injured unfortunately turns into a tragic commonplace of war. However, this does not rule out the fact that the wounded serviceman must have all the necessary rights to receive not only decent treatment, but also to undergo a further medical examination to determine whether he is fit or unfit to serve after being wounded. This makes it possible for a serviceman to undergo treatment without immediately returning to the front. However, in practice the situation is often different, and the serviceman has to spend some time to prove his real state of health. Therefore, in such matters, high-quality and timely legal assistance is extremely important.

How can we help?

Legal support for requests related to military affairs is a specialty of the Prikhodko&Partners law firm team. We will advise and help you write a report on the Military Medical Commission, as well as guide you in what is the correct algorithm for its submission. There are no small things in such matters, because the future fate of a serviceman who does not want to become a hostage of bureaucracy or abuses at the level of the human factor often depends on the competence of legal support.

When offering our services, we may provide them in various formats. Understanding that our clients are often in circumstances where they cannot visit a lawyer for a face-to-face consultation, we offer online, telephone and even written consultation options if you are uncomfortable speaking.

What is the procedure for referral to the Military Medical Commission?

When a person is injured, he is sent for treatment, and then to the Military Medical Commission. The commission must establish the degree of suitability for military service. Both the military hospital where servicemen receive treatment and the command of a military unit can refer to the Military Medical Commission. Authorized military officials must issue a certificate stating the circumstances in which a person was injured. It is important to control this aspect, because it is this certificate that serves as confirmation that the injury was received during hostilities. The result of the examination should be a resolution of the military medical commission, on the basis of which the degree of fitness for service is determined.

In this situation, there are clearly defined formulations, one of which is fixed by the results of the Military Medical Commission. So, a wounded serviceman can be:

• unfit for service;
• unusable with revision after 6-12 months;
• limited fit;
• suitable.

One of these results is recorded in the relevant resolution of the Military Medical Commission.

What could be the results?

Sometimes a serviceman receives a decision of the Military Medical Commission, which states that he is of limited fitness, and his actual state of health indicates otherwise. In this case, there may be a need to appeal the decision of the Military Medical Commission, because this conclusion is not a basis for exemption from military service.

If you need help in contesting the decision of the Military Medical Commission, the team of our law firm also provides such services. In order to appeal, it will be necessary to contact the Military Medical Commission of the region or the Central Military Medical Commission. The appeal of the conclusion of the Central Committee of the People's Republic of China takes place in court. Our specialists will provide effective representation of your interests in court to make a fair and legal decision.

Summing up, it is worth noting: Military Medical Commission after injury is a necessary stage to record the condition of a serviceman and his suitability for further military service. In order not to face the complexities of this procedure alone, it is worth enlisting the support of good specialists who specialize in supporting military affairs.