Based on the provided information, a Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) is required every three years. This implies the assessment is considered current or "good" for this period before a new in-person assessment is needed.
Understanding the PHA Requirement Cycle
The process involves a regular cycle to ensure your health status is periodically reviewed. According to the information provided:
- An IN-PERSON PHA is required every three years.
- Before the in-person appointment, a Periodic Health Assessment Questionnaire (PHAQ) is typically completed and reviewed.
- Once the PHAQ is reviewed, you are notified and can schedule the in-person PHA.
- During the in-person PHA, you might also receive a Mental Health Assessment (MHA).
This three-year cycle is the standard timeframe for the in-person assessment frequency mentioned in the reference. It's crucial to stay updated on the status of your requirement, often monitored through resources like the MyIMR website's MTF INSTRUCTIONS tab.
Keeping up with this requirement ensures your health readiness is properly documented and reviewed on a regular basis, every three years.
