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MatchedOn

Based on the type of entity (organization, practice group, or provider) that is resolved for the record, it takes on one of the following values: "TIN", "Type 2 NPI", "Imputed Type 2 NPI", or "Type 1 NPI". Matching is prioritized in this order.
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DescriptionBased on the type of entity (organization, practice group, or provider) that is resolved for the record, it takes on one of the following values: "TIN", "Type 2 NPI", "Imputed Type 2 NPI", or "Type 1 NPI". Matching is prioritized in this order.
MethodologyOur approach is to resolve the entity name and address using the following waterfall:
  • First, aim to match on TIN (or the value in the "EIN" column).
  • If TIN is not present, then we aim to match on the first Type 2 NPI we see in the "NPI-List" column).
  • If a Type2 NPI match also fails, then we try to impute a Type 2 NPI by seeing if the EIN in the "EIN" column corresponds to one and only one Type2NPI.
  • If all matches fail, then we match on the first Type1 NPI we see in the NPI-list.
CategoryEntity & Provider
SourceAdded or derived by Serif Health

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