PULHES? MRC3B TP DS

justin319

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under where it says pulhes on my erb it reads
MRC3B TP DS
anyone know what this means? im still 1s across the board somehow but this is new
 
MRC3B means medical needs 90 days+ to evaluate you before they can clear you for deployment. This is usually associated with a temp profile.

Typical this will make you ineligible for PCS.
 
Well, I found my answer but hopefully this will help someone else out in the future.

5. THE CURRENT, UNCHANGED, MRC REASON CODES ARE THE FOLLOWING:

A. DA - DNA NOT ON FILE
B. HR - HEARING READINESS NOT CURRENT
C. HT - HIV NOT CURRENT
D. IM - IMMUNIZATIONS NOT CURRENT
E. VR - VISION READINESS NOT CURRENT
F. DR - DENTAL CLASS
G. PG - PREGNANCY
H. HA - PHYSICAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT NOT CURRENT

6. THE NEW MRC REASON CODES ARE THE FOLLOWING:

A. IE - DEFICIENT INDIVIDUAL MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
B. DS - PAST DUE DENTAL SCREENING
C. TP - TEMPORARY PROFILE
D. PP - PERMANENT PROFILE
E. MR - REFERRED TO OR IN MAR2
F. RP - REFERRED TO MEB/PEB
G. PC - PERMANENT MEDICAL CONDITION

7. MRC REASON CODES REMOVED ARE THE FOLLOWING:

A. MT - MEDICAL WARNING TAGS
B. MN - MEDICAL NON-DEPLOYABLE PROFILE
C. LC - DEPLOYMENT LIMITING CONDITION
D. PS - PAP SMEAR NOT CURRENT
E. RB - PHYSCAT X WAITING RETENTION BOARD
 
thanks for the reply, i knew what MRC3B was about but the individual codes after that were the confusing part
 
This is off topic but just had another appointment today, I am going in for my second shoulder surgery and apparently if I had refused surgery I would be recommended but because I want to be fixed I'm being punished.....wow. Maybe someone can weigh in though between pain and loss of rom in shoulder and back can I hit that magic 30% dod? Do appeals generally end up with higher ratings?
 
The way the regs and laws are written and from a general word usage, being involuntarily seperated is a negative finding. Them not putting you in the MEB process is hard to view as a punishment.

Beyond that though, they rate off level of disability, not diagnosis. Obviously they cannot know what your disability level is until they know how successful your treatment is.
 
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