What is MILPERSMAN 1306-1600?
MILPERSMAN 1306-1600 refers to the United States Navy's regulation that outlines the procedures and policies for hospitalization of enlisted personnel.

Who does MILPERSMAN 1306-1600 apply to?
MILPERSMAN 1306-1600 applies to all enlisted personnel in the United States Navy who require hospitalization or medical treatment.

What is the purpose of MILPERSMAN 1306-1600?
The purpose of MILPERSMAN 1306-1600 is to ensure proper guidance and procedures are followed when enlisted personnel require hospitalization, including admission, care, and return to duty.

Can enlisted personnel choose their desired hospital for treatment?
No, enlisted personnel cannot choose the hospital for their treatment. The decision is made by the attending medical professional and based on the availability of appropriate medical facilities.

Do enlisted personnel have to pay for their hospitalization?
No, enlisted personnel do not have to pay for their hospitalization. The treatment and related medical costs are covered by the Navy's medical system.

How long can enlisted personnel be hospitalized under MILPERSMAN 1306-1600?
The duration of hospitalization depends on the seriousness of the medical condition and the prescribed treatment plan. Enlisted personnel will be hospitalized until they are reasonably fit to return to duty.

What happens to enlisted personnel's pay during hospitalization?
Enlisted personnel will continue to receive their regular pay and allowances during hospitalization as long as they remain eligible for active duty.

Can enlisted personnel take leave while hospitalized?
Enlisted personnel may be authorized convalescent leave following their hospitalization, depending on the recovery period recommended by medical professionals.

Are enlisted personnel allowed visitors during hospitalization?
Yes, enlisted personnel are generally allowed visitors during their hospital stays, unless there are specific medical reasons that restrict visitation.