Domain
Member
Enrollment, eligibility, demographics and plan attribution
2,833 member terms
The user identifier or system account that last updated a member's coverage qualification record, captured for audit trail purposes. Used in enrollment management systems to track administrative changes, support compliance reviews, and investigate discrepancies in eligibility data reported on claims or 270/271 transactions.
The calendar date on which a member's coverage qualification record was most recently updated in the enrollment system. Used to sequence eligibility changes, validate effective dates for retroactive coverage adjustments, and maintain an auditable history of plan enrollment modifications per CMS and HIPAA requirements.
The timestamp indicating the exact time a member's coverage qualification record was last updated in the enrollment system. Used alongside the modified date to establish precise audit trail sequencing, resolve concurrent update conflicts, and support real-time eligibility synchronization across payer and clearinghouse systems.
The display label assigned to a member's coverage qualification record, representing the member's name as it appears in enrollment and eligibility systems. Used in member portals, ID card generation, provider eligibility lookups, and ANSI 270/271 real-time eligibility verification transactions.
Free-text annotation attached to a member's coverage qualification record to document exceptions, special conditions, or administrative context that affects how eligibility is interpreted. Used by enrollment teams, payer operations, and care coordinators to flag non-standard coverage situations during claims review or member inquiries.
Unique identifier assigned to a member's eligibility record within a health plan or benefits administration system. Used to locate, verify, and cross-reference coverage qualification status across payers, clearinghouses, and enrollment platforms during claims adjudication and eligibility verification transactions.
The date on which a member's health plan coverage or benefit eligibility became effective. Used in member enrollment systems to determine when coverage qualification begins, supporting coordination of benefits, claims processing, and retroactive eligibility determinations across insurance periods.
Recorded SpO2 measurement captured during a health risk assessment or enrollment screening that may influence a member's benefit eligibility or plan qualification criteria. Used in value-based care and managed care programs to document clinical baseline data tied to the eligibility record.
The dollar amount remitted by a health plan or payer in connection with an eligibility-related transaction, such as a premium payment or enrollment subsidy. Tracked in enrollment and billing systems to reconcile member financial obligations and confirm active coverage qualification status.
The date on which a premium payment or eligibility-related financial transaction was processed and applied to a member's coverage record. Used in member enrollment and billing systems to confirm timely payment and maintain continuous health plan coverage qualification status.
The primary subscriber or sponsoring member record to which a dependent's eligibility record is linked within a health plan enrollment system. Establishes the hierarchical relationship between a policyholder and covered dependents, supporting family unit benefit management and coverage verification workflows.
A numeric ratio representing the proportion of benefits, cost-sharing, or coverage a member qualifies for under a specific health plan tier or program. Used in member enrollment and benefits administration systems to calculate applicable coverage levels, premium splits, or employer contribution allocations.
The defined start and end date range during which a member is qualified to receive benefits under a specific health plan or coverage program. Used in enrollment systems to enforce coverage windows, manage open enrollment cycles, and validate claims submitted against active member eligibility spans.
The telephone contact number associated with a member's eligibility record in a health plan enrollment or benefits administration system. Used to facilitate outreach for eligibility verification, enrollment confirmation, coordination of benefits inquiries, and communication regarding coverage qualification status changes.
The specific health insurance or benefit plan to which a member's eligibility record is linked, identifying the coverage product, benefit design, and payer arrangement. Used in enrollment and claims systems to determine applicable benefits, network access, cost-sharing rules, and coverage qualification criteria.
The unique identifier assigned to the insurance policy under which a member's eligibility is established. Used across enrollment, claims, and eligibility verification systems to link member coverage records to the correct group or individual health plan contract and confirm benefit qualification.
The name a member chooses to be identified by within a health plan's enrollment and member management systems, which may differ from their legal name. Used to improve member engagement, personalize communications, and ensure accurate identification during eligibility verification and customer service interactions.
The premium cost or fee amount associated with a member's selected health plan coverage tier within an enrollment system. Reflects the calculated cost of coverage based on plan type, member demographics, and benefit elections, used in billing and financial reconciliation of eligibility transactions.
A flag denoting whether a member's coverage record represents their primary health insurance, distinguishing it from secondary or supplemental plans. Used in coordination of benefits workflows and claims adjudication to determine the correct payer sequencing and apply appropriate coverage qualification rules.
A ranking value assigned to a member's eligibility record when multiple coverage plans exist, determining the order in which payers are responsible for claims payment. Used in coordination of benefits processes to sequence primary, secondary, and tertiary insurance coverage and resolve eligibility conflicts.