US Army Physical Disability Agency (USAPDA)’s Post

TEMPORARY DISABILITY RETIREMENT LIST If you meet the qualifications for permanent disability retirement but have at least one medical condition that is considered not stable for rating purposes, you will be placed on the Temporary Disability Retirement List (TDRL). The Physical Evaluation Board (PEB) makes this determination when a condition's severity is expected to change over time, meaning it may improve or worsen. Placement on the TDRL provides time for additional medical observation and treatment, during which the condition's status will be periodically reviewed to assess whether a more accurate and stable disability rating can be established. In particular, active-duty Soldiers experiencing behavioral health conditions linked to traumatic events—such as combat-related PTSD, depression, or anxiety—are almost always assigned to the TDRL. This approach allows for a period of careful monitoring and ongoing treatment before a final determination is made regarding the Soldier's fitness for continued service or eligibility for permanent disability retirement. The TDRL serves as a transitional phase aimed at ensuring that the final disability rating accurately reflects the long-term impact of the condition on the Soldier's overall health and ability to function. The Adjutant General Directorate (TAGD) U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs United States Army Human Resources Command #TakingCareofPeople #Readiness

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