Clinics Continuous Medical Readiness (CMR)
The Continuous Medical Readiness (CMR) Cell at David Grant Medical Center (DGMC) supports the 60th Air Mobility Wing (AMW) by ensuring every Airman meets Individual Medical Readiness (IMR) requirements. This coordinated effort helps sustain a mission-ready force through proactive medical tracking, education, and care delivery.
Mission
To sustain continuous medical readiness across the 60 AMW through proactive, centralized, and coordinated delivery of:
- Individual Medical Readiness (IMR)
- Preventive Health Assessments (PHA)
- Mental Health Assessments (MHA)
- Occupational Health Exams (OHE)
The CMR Cell ensures that all service members meet Aeromedical Services Management System (ASIMS) currency requirements to maintain overall force health protection and readiness.
Who We Support
The CMR Cell partners with:
- Squadron Commanders
- Unit Health Monitors (UHMs)
- Unit Deployment Monitors (UDMs)
- Active Duty 60 AMW Airmen
These partners help identify, educate, and coordinate readiness requirements within each unit.
CMR Day Overview
“CMR Day” is DGMC’s dedicated initiative to help Airmen complete expiring IMR requirements in a single day. Eligible members can book a CMR Day appointment through the Outpatient App or QR code provided by their UHM/UDM.
Key Details:
- Appointment hours: 0730–1630
- Uniform: Physical Training (PT) gear
- Location: CMR Cell, 1st Floor DGMC (South of Golden Bear Café, across from flags)
- Members must bring glasses (if applicable)
- Expect to be at the MDG all day for medical readiness processing
Eligibility & Scheduling
Service members become eligible for a CMR Day when they are within 30–60 days of an expiring IMR requirement.
- Non-flyers: dental exam date
- Flyers (DD 2992 holders): the first expiring PHA or dental exam date
UHMs/UDMs will:
- Monitor unit IMR due dates through ASIMS
- Notify members when they are due
- Ensure the PHA Questionnaire (PHAQ) is completed within 30 days and no later than five duty days before CMR Day
Members can check their own IMR status by visiting: https://imr.afms.mil/imr/LoginUnit.aspx
Responsibilities
Commanders:
- Maintain current UHM/UDM appointment letters
- Validate rosters and ensure members are educated on the CMR process
UHMs/UDMs:
- Track member IMR through ASIMS
- Notify members of due/overdue requirements
- Coordinate with the CMR Cell for training or questions
Service Members:
- Complete PHAQ on time
- UOD: Air Force approved uniform, PT Gear authorized
- Rescheduling must be completed prior to 1 duty day before your CMR Day
No-Show Policy
- Cancellations/Rescheduling within 1 duty day will be marked as a No Show
“No-shows” are tracked and reported to Group and Squadron leadership. If a service member cannot attend, the squadron must provide a replacement and notify the CMR Cell immediately. All cancellations must include the reason for removal, as patients undergo pre-screening for health history.
For unit training or clarification, the CMR Cell Team is ready to assist and provide additional education for UHMs/UDMs.