What does DRC 1 indicate?

What does DRC 1 indicate?

• A. FMR in regard to dental health and require no additional action or support.
• B. Needs non-urgent dental treatment.
• C. Requires urgent care.
• D. Declared medically unfit.

Answer: (A)

DRC is the dental readiness classification that shows how much dental action is needed to stay mission-ready. A DRC 1 means there are no active dental conditions impacting readiness, so the member is Fully Mission Ready and requires no additional action or support for dental health at this time. In other words, nothing dental is holding them back from duty. The other levels reflect what’s needed next: non-urgent care, urgent care, or a condition serious enough to be declared medically unfit.

DRC is the dental readiness classification that shows how much dental action is needed to stay mission-ready. A DRC 1 means there are no active dental conditions impacting readiness, so the member is Fully Mission Ready and requires no additional action or support for dental health at this time. In other words, nothing dental is holding them back from duty. The other levels reflect what’s needed next: non-urgent care, urgent care, or a condition serious enough to be declared medically unfit.