Clinical

Date on which a patient first reported breast symptoms or concerns that prompted a mammogram referral or order. Used in radiology and clinical workflows to correlate symptom history with imaging findings and support timely follow-up care in breast health programs.

Recorded blood oxygen saturation level measured at the time of a mammogram encounter, typically captured during pre-procedure vital sign assessment. Supports patient safety monitoring and clinical documentation within breast imaging center workflows and radiology information systems.

Dollar amount reimbursed by a payer for a mammogram claim, reflecting actual payment after contractual adjustments, deductibles, and co-insurance. Used in revenue cycle management to reconcile breast imaging claims against expected reimbursements in healthcare billing systems.

Date on which payment was received or posted for a mammogram claim from an insurer or patient. Used in revenue cycle and accounts receivable workflows to monitor claim resolution timelines and track reimbursement for breast imaging services in healthcare billing systems.

Reference to the parent record, encounter, or order associated with a mammogram, establishing a hierarchical relationship within clinical or billing data structures. Used to link a breast imaging study to an originating referral, episode of care, or primary diagnostic order.

Proportional value associated with a mammogram record, such as the percentage of breast tissue density, payer reimbursement rate, or cost-sharing allocation. Used in clinical documentation and financial reporting for breast imaging services across radiology and claims data systems.

Defined time interval associated with a mammogram program or benefit cycle, such as an annual screening period or prior authorization window. Used in member benefits administration and care management to determine eligibility and track adherence to recommended breast cancer screening intervals.

Telephone contact number associated with a mammogram scheduling record, imaging facility, or patient contact. Used in breast imaging administration workflows to coordinate appointment scheduling, communicate results, and facilitate follow-up care within radiology information systems.

Preferred display name for a mammogram record or associated patient, used to present breast imaging studies in a clinically appropriate and patient-centered format. Supports accurate identification in radiology information systems and patient-facing communications within breast health programs.

Established charge or cost amount for a mammogram service, reflecting the facility or professional fee prior to payer adjustments. Used in healthcare billing and financial reporting to set expected reimbursement benchmarks and support cost analysis for breast imaging programs.

Flag designating whether a mammogram record represents the primary or initial breast imaging study within an episode of care or screening series. Used to distinguish baseline screenings from follow-up or supplemental imaging in clinical data systems and population health reporting.

Assigned urgency level for a mammogram order or scheduling request, indicating clinical importance such as routine screening versus expedited diagnostic workup. Used in radiology workflow management to sequence breast imaging appointments and ensure timely response to high-priority clinical findings.

Date on which the mammogram imaging procedure was performed at the radiology facility or breast imaging center. Used in clinical documentation, claims adjudication, and quality reporting to establish the service date for breast cancer screening and diagnostic imaging records.

Heart rate measurement recorded during the mammogram encounter as part of pre-procedure vital sign assessment. Captured in breast imaging center clinical documentation to support patient safety monitoring and ensure readiness for imaging, particularly in diagnostic or biopsy-related mammogram procedures.

Numeric count representing the number of mammogram views, images, or screening units associated with a single encounter or order. Used in radiology billing and clinical documentation to accurately reflect the scope of breast imaging services performed and support correct claims submission.

Patient-reported racial classification recorded in association with a mammogram encounter, used to support health equity analysis and population-level reporting on breast cancer screening disparities. Captured in clinical and administrative data systems to inform quality improvement and public health initiatives.

Defines the acceptable value span for mammogram-related measurements, such as patient age eligibility windows or density score boundaries. Used in quality programs like HEDIS to establish screening compliance thresholds and population health reporting criteria.

The reimbursement or contracted unit price associated with mammogram screening services. Applied in claims adjudication and fee schedule management to determine payment amounts for bilateral or unilateral breast imaging procedures billed under CPT codes such as 77067.

The standardized assessment value assigned to a mammogram result, commonly using the ACR BI-RADS scoring system ranging from 0 to 6. Supports radiologist documentation, follow-up care planning, and population-level breast cancer screening quality measurement.

A proportional measure derived from mammogram screening data, such as the ratio of abnormal findings to total screenings performed. Used in quality analytics and population health dashboards to evaluate diagnostic yield and screening program effectiveness across member cohorts.