Mc. Chisick et J. Mottern, MARKETING AND UTILIZATION OF THE ACTIVE-DUTY DEPENDENTS DENTAL INSURANCE PLAN, Military medicine, 158(11), 1993, pp. 693-696
Based on a random, representative sample of 2,733 officer and 7,938 en
listed Army enrollees in the Active Duty Dependent's Dental Insurance
Plan (ADDDIP), we found that soldiers turned to many sources to learn
about the plan and that oral sources were consulted more commonly than
written sources. More than 40% of Army enrollees have never used the
plan. Officer dependents have used the ADDDIP to a fuller extent than
enlisted dependents. Over half of Army enrollees felt that program enr
ollment should be renewed automatically. The best-liked features of th
e ADDDIP included good cost value, known services covered, and access
to a single family dentist.