/assets/production/practices/e838798debc24a7aa95273ccabe3186e1455628d/images/2751708.jpeg)
Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) Evaluations offered in Newport Beach, Laguna Beach and Dana Point, CA
Navigating medication regulations can be complex, especially with specific guidelines. A Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) Evaluation helps ensure you receive necessary treatment while complying with regulations. Our Psychiatrists (M.D.) can assess your medical history, current treatment needs, and relevant guidelines to confirm if your medication is essential and compliant. We're here to support you with the necessary documentation and approvals. To start your TUE evaluation or for more information, call our office or schedule a consultation online today.
Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) Evaluations Q & A
When You Might Need a TUE Evaluation?
- Competitive Sports: Athletes who require medications that are on the prohibited list of their sport's governing body may need a TUE to continue using them legally.
- Workplace Regulations: Certain jobs with strict health and safety regulations may require a TUE if a prescribed medication affects performance or safety.
What should I expect in completing a TUE evaluation?
During your TUE evaluation, we will focus on:
- Current Medication Use: We will review how the medication impacts your health and its necessity for managing your condition.
- Medical History: A detailed look into your past and present medical history to understand the context and need for the medication.
- Relevant Regulations: Ensuring that your use of the medication aligns with relevant guidelines and regulations for therapeutic use exemptions.
How long will the evaluation take?
Typically, the evaluation lasts around 90 minutes. This timeframe allows for a detailed discussion and thorough assessment of your medication and health needs.
What should I prepare for the evaluation?
It is helpful to bring any relevant medical records, current prescriptions, and information about your health condition. Being prepared to discuss your medication’s impact and any concerns you may have can also be beneficial.
What happens after the evaluation?
Following the assessment, your provider will discuss their findings with you and determine whether a Therapeutic Use Exemption is appropriate. They will guide you on the next steps and ensure all necessary documentation is in place.