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BOP Program Statement 6400.03 § 15

SPECIAL DIETS

activein force · 2016-06-10 – presentact-effective-date

The treating dentist should consider alternative diets (soft) for inmates for whom nutritional

concerns have been documented.

The absence of dentures in a healthy edentulous individual does not warrant a Therapeutic Diet.

Nutritional concerns can be addressed to the inmate’s primar care practitioner or with a

Nutritional Needs assessment through a dietary consult. When prescribed, a blended diet is

ordered. Foods will be blended separately and not combined. See current Medical Diets Clinical

Practice Guideline.

History

PS 6400.03 dated 2016-06-10

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bop.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-20
Edition
bop-ps-2026-09-20
Content hash
02ec5f315176ceffc2f103ba7ff4086971ccf528129f8b0909c87cf45e7d66fe
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