Government Addp Assessment - Dental Treatment Facility (Dtf)

In DART+, it is possible to verify ADSM eligibility.

The correct answer is "All of the above". When submitting a referral in DART+, the Service section should be completed with all dental procedures you wish to be performed by the civilian dentist. It should also include the tooth number or range for the referred procedure as well as the tooth surfaces for the referred procedure. All of these details are necessary to ensure accurate and comprehensive information is provided for the referral.

The explanation for the given correct answer is that the ADDP (Active Duty Dental Program) mandates that ADSMs (Active Duty Service Members) must use dentists within the United Concordia network, unless there is a specific designation by United Concordia allowing them to use a different dentist. This means that ADSMs are required to seek dental services from dentists that are part of the United Concordia network, unless they have been given permission to go outside of the network.

The correct answer is "All of the above". United Concordia's online Find a Dentist tool lists STAR dentists first, lists dentists who perform amalgam restorations, and allows the user to search for a dentist by specialty.

The option to upload attachments allows DTF staff the ability to submit X-rays, treatment documentation, etc. in DART+ - available July 2014.

Advanced search capabilities allow DTF staff to search by member history or by specific ACN/Referral number - available July 2014.

The ability to save your favorite providers allows DTF staff to maintain a list of their most utilized providers in DART+ for easy selection on future referrals - available October 2014.

Intuitive input capabilities allow DTF staff to type the CDT code directly onto the referral OR type the first few numbers of the code to select it from a drop-down list - available July 2014.

The correct answer is www.addp-ucci.com. This is the correct website URL for the ADDP (Active Duty Dental Program) as indicated by the acronym "addp" in the URL. The inclusion of "ucci" in the URL suggests that it is associated with United Concordia, which is the dental insurance provider for the ADDP.

TAMP personnel are eligible for the ADDP if they were activated for more than 30 days in support of a contingency. This means that individuals who have served for a longer period of time in support of a contingency are eligible for the ADDP benefits. Activation for 14 days or more is not sufficient to qualify for the ADDP, and it is not stated that all TAMP members are eligible for the ADDP.

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The correct answer is "All of the above." This is because the statement mentions that United Concordia's STAR providers are a subset of the ADDP network who submit radiographs electronically in DART+, provide timely access to care, and are selected based on their history of treating ADSMs and understanding of military dental readiness requirements. Additionally, the statement does not mention anything about appointment reminders, so it cannot be considered as a requirement for being a STAR provider.

After the DTF logs in to DART+ and enters the ADSM's social security number or DoD Benefits Number, the Referral Request Form will automatically populate with the referral number, DTF contact information, ADSM's contact information, and appointment control number. This means that all of the mentioned information will be filled in automatically in the form.

The ADDP provides authorized civilian dental care under two distinct components for ADSMs who are either: Referred from a military dental treatment facility (DTF-referred) or reside and work (duty location) greater than 50 miles from a military DTF as part of the Remote ADDP. Although the Remote ADDP primarily applies to remotely located service members, TAMP and LOD personnel who are eligible for the ADDP are also treated under the Remote ADDP component of the program.

United Concordia will inform the provider that he/she must submit a DRC in order for the claim to be paid.

DTFs are encouraged to submit appeals electronically through DART+. If they prefer, they may also submit the appeals in writing.

The referring military DTF, not the ADSM, can add or remove dental procedures through referral modification in DART+.

Orthodontic requests must be submitted on the DTF Orthodontic Referral Request Form located in the ADDP’s Government portal. These requests will reviewed by the appropriate Branch of Service orthodontic consultant AND the Government for a treatment determination prior to initiation of private sector orthodontic care. Additionally, ADDP orthodontic requests should be limited to treatment associated with orthognathic surgery, medical/surgical care of traumatic injuries, or prosthetic procedures.

Each DTF has at least one designated POC who is authorized and responsible for coordinating DART+ and DISC access for all DTF staff members. DTF POCs complete an online form to request access for all DTF staff. The form is available in the Government portal of the ADDP website by clicking the DART link in the left navigation.

The acronym DISC stands for Dental Information and Statistics Center. This center is likely a resource or organization that provides information and statistics related to dental health and practices. It may serve as a hub for collecting and disseminating data and information about dental procedures, treatments, and overall oral health.

In DART+, there are multiple Dental Readiness Classifications that can be selected. These include Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3. Class 4 is not one of the options available.

United Concordia's Dental Benefits Advisors (DBAs) provide DART+ and DISC training and serve as the DTF's ADDP contract liaison.

Non-remote (DTF-referred) ADSMs must show as eligible in DEERS at the time private sector dental care is provided. This means that when they receive dental care from a private sector provider, their eligibility status in DEERS must be active. This ensures that they are eligible to receive the dental care and that the claim for the services can be processed by United Concordia.

Non-remote ADSMs do not require an ACN if they are traveling and not within 50 miles of a military dental treatment facility. Remote ADSMs do not require an ACN for emergency care and can seek emergency treatment from a non-network dentist; however, follow-up care from a non-network dentist is not authorized. Non-remote ADSMs should contact their local military DTF for emergency dental care policies

United Concordia will ensure EE, TAMP and DRC3 members receive expedited appointments upon identification.

Oral evaluations, bitewings and periapical radiograph codes noted in the responses may be performed without a DTF modification. Composite restorations cannot be substituted for an amalgam without a DTF modification.

There must be a reciprocal health agreement between that country and the U.S. and it must specifically include dental eligibility.

NOAA members are eligible for the Remote ADDP regardless of where they reside or work.

DTF staff can submit the grievance form online or print the form and mail/fax it to United Concordia.

Category is the only required field they must complete. This is where DTF staff can select what type of file is being attached. The file name field auto-populates with the name of the uploaded file. While the description field is not required, this free-form text box allows DTF staff to include additional information about the attached file.