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Old 01-14-2025 | 03:58 PM
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Originally Posted by nothing
Delta Dr. cant deny an FAA granted medical. That is by law. If they ever do it will be an expesive denial.
But they do. I wasn't even out on LTD, combination of sick and FAA Leave for about 4 months, and Dr. F didn't "agree" with the treatment plan (none) or restrictions (none) even though my SI was signed by the Federal Air Surgeon.

Had to get ALPA, CPO and my Congresswoman involved to RTW.

But then again, my medical got revoked by tip from an "anonymous caller" with info only someone with access to my insurance records, or my MD / Pharmacist would have.

I had just won a legal fight against the company related to benefits, totally not the company weaponizing medical.

Long story short, I'm on an off label at the time medication that while still off label, is now on the AASI form as an allowed / AME can issue treatment. That had been properly reported but HR had said "any off label drugs are unsafe" in a meeting when they were denying my wife a medication she needed post brain surgery to control her blood sugar but she's not "technically" diabetic, so they denied and in the appeal meeting, which fell under HIPPA , I said, funny, Im on an off label drug, that Delta pays for, that the FAA who is very conservative approved. (Had an SI for 5+ years for it)

Two weeks later, certified letter from OKC, emergency suspension of medical certificates.
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