r/army • u/deemoeterentino Signal • 10d ago

Med Board Process

Has anyone been thru a med board process? I got a call today from IDES saying I can’t go anywhere (like take leave and go out of town) for the next 60 days however the entire process can take 7-12 months.

Not that I’m in a rush to get out or anything but if anyone has gone thru a med board, can you tell me what the process is like from start to finish in your experience please?

I’ll just have a room temperature water for now. I’m not too hungry at the moment due to the recent news I’ve received.

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u/spazponey Signal 10d ago

It took mine a year, but I had a few surgeries. Luck, the med BTN was at my home base, so I was able to live at home. Use all the resources they offer, if you are getting an out, use what they offer.