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We at Kid Sea Camp know many people can have diving issues. Kids Sea Camp has a long history of working hard to be special needs diver friendly with all certified divers. We work hard to help special needs divers enjoy the wonderful underwater world we call home. Our company knows diving brings tremendous joy and growth to individuals that have been given some of life’s hardships and we will work hard to assist certified special needs divers to be able to enjoy diving together as a family. All divers must meet the qualifications and criteria outlined in the risk assessment list below and must have a treating physician clearance for diving or dive-related activities if any of the risks stated below are present.
Kids Sea Camp agents make a point of listening to our clients that have divers with special needs. We want to make it easier for them to have a great family vacation. Kids Sea Camp and Family Dive Adventures need to gather complete and detailed information early in the booking process so we know upfront the needs and expectations of your family member(s). This allows us the opportunity to confirm if we have the ability to design your dive trip. If we can accommodate your needs, our goal is to make your family vacation stress free, fun, and enjoyable, for all divers.
Because we listen, we will research and try to match a resort, dive shop, or dive instructors that will work best with your family’s needs Check out other dive training we provide.
We listen because we care, and Kids Sea Camp and Family Dive Adventures will make the very best effort to either provide or connect you with the services available at select special needs friendly dive resorts to meet your needs. (Kids Sea Camp provides special needs services to participants that have been cleared and qualified to participate in dive or dive-related activities.)
PADI Medical forms and waiver needed for Scuba Diving related activities.
Kids Sea Camp does not provide or arrange, private daily special needs non-diving care, feeding, medical needs, or in-water supervision of any kind to non-divers. We do not possess the capacity or qualifications to provide this type of service. We can arrange accommodations, and transportation meals, and provide direct contact to resorts for other services if available to be arranged.
Risk Factors to know when considering scuba diving or scuba diving-related activities. A physician is required to make a clinical assessment of the diver to decide whether diving is contraindicated for these categories of medical problems.
Severe risks must be evaluated, addressed, and discussed with your doctor. A physician is required to make a clinical assessment of the diver to decide whether diving is contraindicated for this category of a medical problem.
A severe risk condition implies that an individual will be at a substantially elevated risk of serious injury or death compared with the general population, and should not dive.
Some of the principal conditions in this category are:
Relative Or Temporary Risks
The following conditions are termed relative risk and will cause a moderate increase in risk, which in some instances may be acceptable. A physician is required to make a clinical assessment of the diver to decide whether diving is contraindicated for this category of a medical problem. Some of these medical problems may be temporary in nature, and Dive Medical will determine if and when the diver can be considered fit to dive.
On the list of significant conditions that may disqualify you from diving or participating in dive-related activities pending a medical assessment are: