Domain
Member
Enrollment, eligibility, demographics and plan attribution
2,833 member terms
The classification tier assigned to an insurance coverage agreement in health plan and member enrollment systems, indicating coverage level such as gold, silver, or bronze. Used in benefit configuration, premium calculation, claims adjudication routing, and ACA compliance reporting across payer data platforms.
A structured identifier or code value associated with an insurance policy in claims, member enrollment, and health plan systems. Used to reference specific plan configurations, benefit structures, or coverage agreements during claims adjudication, eligibility checks, and reporting workflows across payer data platforms.
The dollar amount representing the insured member's shared cost responsibility under an insurance coverage agreement after the deductible has been met. Used in claims and benefits administration systems to calculate and track member cost-sharing obligations based on the coinsurance percentage defined in the policy.
A free-text notation field attached to an insurance coverage agreement in member enrollment and claims systems, used to capture exception handling notes, special instructions, or manual overrides. Parsed in data pipelines for audit trails, customer service workflows, and coverage dispute resolution processes within health plan platforms.
The date on which all required processing steps for an insurance coverage agreement were finalized, such as underwriting approval, document execution, or enrollment confirmation. Used in policy administration systems to mark the conclusion of application or renewal workflows and activate coverage.
A flag indicating that an insurance coverage agreement or its associated records contain sensitive information subject to restricted access or special privacy handling. Used in policy administration systems to enforce access controls and ensure compliance with privacy regulations governing confidential coverage arrangements.
The designated communication point or contact information associated with an insurance coverage agreement in member enrollment and health plan systems. Used in claims correspondence, eligibility inquiry responses, and member outreach workflows to route communications to the appropriate policyholder or plan administrator.
The numeric count of policies associated with a member, group, or plan in health plan and member enrollment systems. Used in actuarial reporting, population segmentation, premium reconciliation, and plan performance analytics to measure coverage volume across payer data platforms and enrollment data warehouses.
The country associated with the address or jurisdiction recorded on an insurance coverage agreement. Used in policy administration and member enrollment systems to support international coverage determinations, regulatory compliance, geographic rating, and correspondence routing for policyholders residing outside domestic boundaries.
The identifier of the user, system, or administrator who originally created the insurance coverage agreement record in the policy administration system. Used for audit trail purposes to establish accountability, support compliance reviews, and track record ownership across the policy lifecycle.
The timestamp recording when an insurance coverage agreement was first created in member enrollment, health plan, or claims systems. Used in data lineage tracking, audit workflows, effective date validation, retroactive enrollment processing, and compliance reporting across payer and EHR data pipelines.
The timestamp recording the exact date and time an insurance coverage agreement record was created in the policy administration system. Used for audit trail, data lineage, and system reconciliation purposes to establish when a policy record was first entered and support regulatory compliance documentation.
The serum creatinine lab value recorded during an insurance underwriting or health assessment evaluation for a coverage agreement. Used in life and health insurance underwriting systems to assess kidney function as part of medical risk classification, informing decisions on coverage eligibility and premium rates.
A general calendar date value associated with an insurance coverage agreement in member enrollment and health plan systems, referencing effective, termination, or renewal dates depending on context. Used in eligibility validation, claims adjudication, coverage gap analysis, and benefit period calculations across payer data platforms.
A combined date and time value marking a specific event or transaction associated with an insurance coverage agreement, used in EHR, claims, and enrollment systems to precisely sequence policy actions, integration events, and audit log entries for downstream reporting workflows.
The Drug Enforcement Administration registration number associated with a licensed prescriber or entity referenced within an insurance coverage agreement or related claim. Used in pharmacy benefit and policy administration systems to validate prescriber authority and support controlled substance monitoring and compliance reporting.
The recorded date of death associated with a policyholder or insured member under a coverage agreement, used in enrollment, claims, and EHR systems to terminate active policies, initiate beneficiary claims processes, and ensure regulatory compliance with death notification requirements.
The date on which an insurance coverage agreement record was marked as deleted or logically removed from the policy administration system. Used to maintain audit history and data lineage, allowing systems to track when a policy record was purged or inactivated while preserving historical reference for compliance and reporting.
A flag indicating that an insurance coverage agreement record has been logically deleted or inactivated within the policy administration system. Used to filter active records from reporting and processing workflows while retaining the historical record for audit, compliance, and data lineage purposes.
A free-text or structured narrative field that describes the terms, coverage scope, or attributes of an insurance policy, used in EHR, member enrollment, and claims systems to provide human-readable context for policy identifiers and support customer service and audit documentation workflows.