Domain
Claims
ICD-10, CPT, EDI 837/835, adjudication and remittance
3,545 claims terms
Record creation timestamp indicating when an evaluation assessment was first entered into a utilization management, prior authorization, or care management system. Critical for EHR and payer data engineers to establish audit trails, measure processing latency, and support SLA compliance reporting.
The precise timestamp recording when a utilization management review or care management assessment record was first created in the system. Used to establish the audit trail, measure intake response times, and support regulatory turnaround time calculations for prior authorization compliance reporting.
The serum or urine creatinine laboratory value documented during a clinical review to assess renal function. Used in care management and utilization review to evaluate kidney disease severity, support medical necessity determinations, and monitor patients with chronic kidney disease or nephrotoxic medication regimens.
Calendar date on which a clinical or administrative evaluation assessment was conducted in utilization management, prior authorization, or claims review systems. Used in payer and EHR platforms to anchor review records to a point in time for compliance reporting, trend analysis, and care gap workflows.
Combined date and time value capturing the precise moment a clinical or administrative evaluation assessment was performed or recorded in utilization management or EHR systems. Used by data engineers in payer and care management platforms for sequence ordering, SLA measurement, and event-driven pipeline triggers.
The Drug Enforcement Administration registration number associated with the prescribing clinician or dispensing pharmacy involved in a controlled substance review. Used to validate prescriber credentials, support prior authorization workflows, and ensure regulatory compliance in pharmacy and utilization management systems.
Date of member or patient death recorded in the context of an evaluation assessment in utilization management, case management, or payer enrollment systems. Used by data engineers to terminate active review workflows, suppress downstream outreach, and align with mortality data from EHR or vital statistics sources.
The portion of the reviewed service charge applied toward the member's annual deductible before insurance coverage activates. Captured during claims adjudication to calculate member financial liability for services under utilization management review and to track cumulative deductible accumulation across the benefit year.
The calendar date on which a utilization management review or care management record was marked as deleted within the system. Used to maintain data integrity in audit logs, support record retention compliance, and distinguish voided reviews from active case records in reporting workflows.
A flag identifying that a utilization management review or care management assessment record has been logically removed from active processing without physical deletion from the database. Enables soft-delete functionality to preserve audit history while excluding voided records from operational reporting and case management workflows.
Textual explanation providing context or narrative detail for an evaluation assessment in utilization management, prior authorization, or care management systems. Used in payer and EHR platforms to document clinical rationale, denial reasons, or review scope, often requiring structured parsing for analytics and compliance reporting.
Granular information associated with a specific evaluation assessment in utilization management, prior authorization, or claims review systems. Used in payer and EHR platforms to capture line-level clinical or administrative data elements that support decision-making, audit requirements, and downstream reporting workflows.
The deadline by which a clinical or utilization review must be completed. Used in care management and utilization management workflows to ensure timely evaluation of authorizations, clinical assessments, or compliance reviews within regulatory or contractual timeframes.
The total elapsed time from initiation to completion of a clinical or utilization review. Captures how long a review process takes, supporting operational analytics, staff workload measurement, and compliance with turnaround time standards in care management or utilization management programs.
Active beginning date marking when an evaluation assessment or its associated determination becomes valid in utilization management, prior authorization, or payer systems. Used by data engineers to filter current review records, apply date-range logic in claims adjudication, and support retrospective analytics pipelines.
Electronic mail address associated with a contact or stakeholder involved in an evaluation assessment in utilization management or care management systems. Used in payer and EHR platforms to route notifications, track provider communications, and support outreach campaign data pipelines for care coordination workflows.
Completion date marking when an evaluation assessment concludes or its authorized period expires in utilization management, prior authorization, or care management systems. Used by data engineers in payer and EHR platforms to close review records, trigger follow-up workflows, and calculate review duration metrics.
The timestamp marking the completion of a clinical or utilization review session. Used in care management systems to calculate review duration, measure clinician productivity, and ensure adherence to turnaround time requirements for prior authorization or case management decisions.
The username or identifier of the staff member who entered or submitted the clinical or utilization review record into the system. Used for audit trail purposes, accountability tracking, and quality assurance in care management and utilization management workflows.
The ethnicity of the member or patient associated with a clinical or utilization review. Captured to support health equity analysis, population health reporting, and compliance with federal and state demographic data collection requirements in care management programs.