Operations

The date on which an address record becomes active and valid for a member, patient, or facility in enrollment or provider directory systems, marking when correspondence, claims, and care coordination communications should be directed to that location.

The precise time at which an address record becomes active in member enrollment or provider directory systems, used in conjunction with the start date to support intraday address transitions and accurate timestamp logging in audit trails.

The two-character US state or territory code associated with a member, patient, or facility address, used in claims adjudication, member eligibility verification, network adequacy assessments, and state-specific regulatory compliance reporting.

Indicates whether an address record is currently active, inactive, undeliverable, or pending verification in member enrollment or provider directory systems, controlling whether the address is used for claims correspondence and member communications.

The primary street-level location including house number, street name, and unit or suite designation for a member, patient, or facility, used in claims processing, member eligibility verification, and delivery of insurance correspondence and care management materials.

A data quality metric indicating the completeness and standardization level of an address record, reflecting how fully the address components such as street, city, state, and ZIP code have been validated against postal authority standards in enrollment systems.

A partial aggregation of address-related records or transactions within a batch processing context, used in member enrollment and data governance workflows to validate record counts before finalizing address updates across healthcare information systems.

A unique system-generated key assigned to an address record within a healthcare data platform, enabling consistent cross-system reference and deduplication of address data across member enrollment, claims, provider directory, and care management applications.

The intended recipient entity or system destination for an address record, identifying whether the address applies to a member, subscriber, dependent, or facility within enrollment and claims systems to ensure accurate correspondence routing.

A NUCC Health Care Provider Taxonomy code linked to a facility or service location address, classifying the type of healthcare service delivered at that site for use in provider directory management, network adequacy analysis, and claims routing.

A data quality indicator reflecting the recency and reliability of an address record, where recently verified addresses are considered active and deliverable versus stale records flagged for re-validation in member enrollment and provider directory maintenance workflows.

The date on which an address record becomes inactive for a member, patient, or facility in enrollment or provider directory systems, indicating when correspondence and claims communications should cease being directed to that location and a new address should be applied.

The specific time of day recorded for an address record, capturing when a location entry was logged or became effective. Used in member enrollment, provider directories, and patient demographic systems to maintain accurate temporal records of address data changes.

The combined date and time value marking when an address record was created, modified, or became effective. Used in member enrollment, claims processing, and patient demographic systems to maintain a precise audit trail of location data updates across healthcare systems.

The formal label or heading assigned to an address record, such as Home, Work, or Mailing, used to distinguish multiple address entries for a single member, patient, or entity within enrollment, billing, and care coordination systems.

The aggregate sum of address records associated with a member, patient, or entity within a healthcare data system. Used in member enrollment and demographic management to quantify the number of address entries maintained across active and historical records.

The cumulative number of address records associated with a specific member, patient, or entity. Used in member enrollment and demographic auditing to measure how many address entries exist, supporting data quality reviews and deduplication workflows.

A coded classification that identifies the category of an address record, such as residential, mailing, billing, or temporary. Used in member enrollment, claims adjudication, and care management to route correspondence and apply the correct address for each business purpose.

The apartment, suite, unit, or secondary identifier within a street address that further specifies the physical location of a member, patient, or facility. Used in member enrollment, claims billing, and provider directory systems to ensure accurate mail delivery and site identification.

The calendar date on which an address record was most recently modified within the healthcare data system. Used in member enrollment, claims, and patient demographics to track data currency, support audits, and ensure correspondence is directed to the most current location on file.