Clinical

The calendar date associated with a licensed mental health counselor record or event, such as a credentialing action, session, or enrollment transaction. Used in behavioral health systems to establish point-in-time reference for counselor-related activities and audit trails.

The combined date and time value capturing a specific moment associated with a licensed mental health counselor event or transaction. Used in behavioral health systems to precisely timestamp counselor activities, scheduling events, or clinical record updates for audit and workflow tracking.

The Drug Enforcement Administration registration number assigned to a licensed mental health counselor authorized to prescribe or handle controlled substances. This federally issued identifier is required for prescribing privileges and is tracked in credentialing and provider enrollment systems to verify DEA compliance.

The recorded date of death for a licensed mental health counselor, used to terminate active credentialing records, close provider enrollment, and update billing eligibility in behavioral health and payer systems. Triggers downstream deactivation workflows across claims, scheduling, and member assignment records.

The date on which a licensed mental health counselor's record was logically removed or deactivated in the behavioral health system. Used for audit trail maintenance and to establish when the counselor's profile became inactive in provider directories, credentialing systems, or care management platforms.

A flag indicating whether a licensed mental health counselor's record has been logically deleted or deactivated in the behavioral health system. Used to filter inactive counselor records from active rosters, provider directories, and eligibility workflows without permanently removing historical data.

A human-readable textual description of a licensed mental health counselor, including specialty, role, or scope of practice details. Used in behavioral health systems, provider directories, and care management platforms to present meaningful counselor information to clinical staff, members, and administrative users.

Supplementary information associated with a licensed mental health counselor record, capturing additional attributes such as specialization, practice focus, or service modality. Used in behavioral health platforms and care management systems to provide extended context beyond standard demographic and credentialing fields.

The date on which a mental health counselor formally discharged a patient from a behavioral health treatment program or inpatient psychiatric episode. Used in clinical documentation, claims processing, and utilization management systems to mark the end of an active treatment relationship and trigger follow-up care workflows.

The deadline date by which a licensed mental health counselor must complete a required action, such as submitting credentialing documentation, renewing licensure, or fulfilling a compliance requirement. Tracked in provider credentialing and enrollment systems to manage counselor obligation timelines and prevent lapses in active status.

The measured length of time associated with a mental health counselor's involvement in a clinical event, treatment episode, or administrative process. Used in behavioral health systems to quantify session length, program enrollment periods, or credentialing cycle durations for reporting, billing, and quality measurement purposes.

The professional electronic mail address for a licensed mental health counselor, used for clinical communications, credentialing correspondence, referral coordination, and administrative notifications. Stored in provider directories and behavioral health platforms to support secure messaging and outreach workflows across care teams.

A flag identifying a licensed mental health counselor as available for or assigned to emergency behavioral health services, such as crisis intervention or psychiatric emergency response. Used in scheduling, care coordination, and dispatch systems to route urgent mental health cases to appropriately designated counselors.

The date marking the conclusion of a licensed mental health counselor's active status, assignment, or participation in a specific program, contract, or care team. Used in behavioral health and provider management systems to define the boundary of a counselor's service period and support accurate claims adjudication.

The specific time at which a licensed mental health counselor's session, shift, assignment, or clinical event concluded. Used in behavioral health scheduling, clinical documentation, and billing systems to record precise session boundaries for time-based service codes and productivity reporting.

The username or identifier of the system user who created or entered a licensed mental health counselor's record in the behavioral health platform. Used for data governance, audit logging, and accountability tracking to establish a chain of custody for counselor profile creation and updates.

The self-reported or recorded ethnicity of a licensed mental health counselor, captured to support workforce diversity reporting, cultural competency initiatives, and demographic analysis. Used in healthcare workforce management systems and behavioral health organizations to meet regulatory reporting requirements and address health equity goals.

The date on which a licensed mental health counselor's credential, license, certification, or contractual agreement expires. Used in credentialing and provider enrollment systems to trigger renewal workflows, prevent lapsed practitioners from rendering services, and maintain compliance with payer and regulatory requirements.

A unique identifier assigned to a licensed mental health counselor by an external system, such as a payer, state registry, or credentialing body. Used to cross-reference and reconcile counselor records across behavioral health platforms, claims systems, and provider enrollment databases where internal identifiers differ.

The facsimile telephone number for a licensed mental health counselor, used to transmit clinical documents, referral authorizations, credentialing materials, and coordination of care communications. Stored in provider directories and behavioral health systems to support document exchange workflows with payers, facilities, and referring providers.