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Multiple Choice

How can a service member maintain IMR between PHAs?

Maintaining IMR between PHAs means actively staying on top of preventive care and keeping your medical records up to date. Stay current with immunizations, complete dental checkups, and participate in age-appropriate preventive screenings, and make sure all of these actions are documented in your records. If any part is neglected or not recorded, IMR can drop even if a PHA was recently completed. Updating only one area or relying on the last PHA doesn’t reflect your current health status and won’t keep you IMR-qualified.

Maintaining IMR between PHAs means actively staying on top of preventive care and keeping your medical records up to date. Stay current with immunizations, complete dental checkups, and participate in age-appropriate preventive screenings, and make sure all of these actions are documented in your records. If any part is neglected or not recorded, IMR can drop even if a PHA was recently completed. Updating only one area or relying on the last PHA doesn’t reflect your current health status and won’t keep you IMR-qualified.