What is the purpose of AirForce regulation AFI41-106 Medical Readiness Program?
The purpose of AFI41-106 is to establish policies and procedures for enhancing the medical readiness of Air Force personnel.

Who does AFI41-106 apply to?
AFI41-106 applies to all active-duty Air Force personnel, Air Force Reserve, and Air National Guard units.

What does medical readiness entail?
Medical readiness encompasses individual and unit activities aimed at ensuring the health, wellness, and medical capability of Air Force members.

How often are medical examinations required?
Periodic medical examinations are required every two years for active duty, every five years for Air Force Reserve, and every six years for Air National Guard members.

What happens if an individual is found to be medically non-deployable?
If an individual is found to be medically non-deployable, appropriate medical actions will be initiated to ensure their readiness is restored as soon as possible.

Are there any exemptions from medical readiness requirements?
Yes, exemptions may be granted for individuals with permanent profiles, certain medical conditions, or those serving in non-deployable positions.

Can an individual be denied deployment due to medical conditions?
Yes, an individual may be deemed non-deployable if their medical conditions could pose a risk to their health or operational mission.

What is PHA and what does it entail?
PHA stands for Periodic Health Assessment. It is an annual assessment that includes a review of medical history, physical examination, and health education.

What is the purpose of the Medical Evaluation Board (MEB)?
The MEB evaluates the medical status of individuals with potentially disqualifying conditions to determine if they meet retention standards or if further evaluation is required.