What form identified potential third party liability?

• A. CG 4899
• B. DD 93
• C. NAVMED 6150
• D. SF 600

Answer: (A)

When a patient in Coast Guard medical care might have a non-government payer, the charting uses a form specifically to flag and document that potential liability. This form captures the insurance or other party information and directs how billing should flow so the responsible payer is pursued. The Coast Guard designates this function to CG 4899, making it the form used to identify potential third-party liability. The other forms serve different purposes: DD 93 collects emergency data and next of kin information, NAVMED 6150 relates to the medical record components, and SF 600 is the chronological record of medical care used to document treatment events. So, for identifying potential third-party liability, CG 4899 is the correct choice.