Operations

The timestamp indicating the exact time an address record was last updated, providing granular audit trail data for data governance purposes. Used alongside the modified date in member enrollment and claims systems to sequence changes and resolve data conflicts accurately.

The human-readable label or name assigned to an address record, such as a facility name or location descriptor, used to identify and display the address in member enrollment, provider directory, and claims systems in a format meaningful to end users and administrators.

Free-text annotation attached to an address record to capture supplemental information such as delivery instructions, address exceptions, or data quality flags. Used in member enrollment and claims systems to provide context that structured address fields alone cannot convey.

The numeric identifier assigned to an address record within a healthcare data system, used as a reference key to uniquely distinguish one address entry from another. Supports efficient lookup and linkage of address data across enrollment, claims, and provider directory platforms.

The date on which an individual began residing at or became associated with a specific address, used in member enrollment systems to establish the effective period of an address record. Supports accurate eligibility determinations, geographic rating, and retroactive claims adjudication.

An atypical attribute that may store a clinical measurement, specifically blood oxygen saturation, incorrectly mapped or associated with an address record. Likely indicates a data model issue where clinical vital sign data has been misclassified within an address management table.

The monetary amount paid in association with a specific address record, such as a payment tied to a billing or service location. Used in claims and financial systems to track reimbursements or transactions linked to a physical address rather than individual service lines.

The date on which a payment associated with a specific address record was processed or received, used in claims and financial management systems to track payment timing for services or transactions linked to a particular billing or service location.

The identifier of the hierarchically superior address record to which a child address belongs, used in multi-level location hierarchies such as a suite within a building or a clinic within a health system. Supports organizational reporting and network directory management.

Represents the percentage weight or confidence score assigned to a member or provider address record in EHR, claims, or enrollment systems. Used in address matching algorithms to rank and validate address accuracy during data normalization and deduplication workflows.

The defined time interval during which an address record is considered active or valid, capturing the effective start and end dates of a member's or entity's association with a physical location. Used in enrollment systems to manage address history and support retroactive eligibility processing.

The telephone number associated with a specific physical address record in healthcare systems. Used to contact individuals or facilities at a given location, supporting member enrollment, provider directories, claims correspondence, and care coordination communications.

The health plan or insurance plan associated with a specific address record, linking a physical location to coverage information. Used in member enrollment and claims processing to associate plan benefits with the address on file for a member or subscriber.

The insurance policy identifier linked to a specific address record, associating a physical location with an active coverage policy. Used in member enrollment and claims adjudication to verify that correspondence and billing align with the correct policy on file.

The preferred display label or alias associated with a stored address record, such as 'Home', 'Work', or 'Billing'. Used in member enrollment and healthcare communications to distinguish between multiple addresses on file and route correspondence to the correct location.

The prior physical or mailing address associated with a member, provider, or facility record in EHR, enrollment, or claims systems. Used to maintain address history for audit trails, returned mail processing, and longitudinal member tracking across coverage periods.

The cost value associated with a specific address record, such as a facility fee or location-based service rate. Used in healthcare billing and reimbursement workflows to apply geographic or site-specific pricing adjustments when processing claims or contracts.

A flag designating whether a given address record is the primary location on file for a member, patient, or entity. Used in member enrollment and claims processing to determine which address to use for correspondence, billing statements, and explanation of benefits mailings.

A ranking value that determines the order in which address records should be used when multiple addresses exist for a member, patient, or entity. Used in member enrollment and claims correspondence workflows to route communications to the most appropriate location on file.

A system-generated activity indicator associated with an address record, reflecting how recently or frequently the address has been accessed, updated, or verified. Used in data quality workflows to flag stale or inactive address records requiring outreach or validation.