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Clinic scheduling & billing schema template

Practitioners, availability, appointments, services, invoices and insurance claims for a clinic. This data model has 8 tables and 32 columns, joined by 8 relationships. FlowDiagram draws it as an entity-relationship diagram with crow's-foot notation.

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Tables in this data model

  • practitioners — 3 columns
  • availability — 4 columns
  • patients — 3 columns
  • services — 4 columns
  • appointments — 6 columns
  • clinical_notes — 4 columns
  • invoices — 4 columns
  • insurance_claims — 4 columns

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SQL DDL source

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CREATE TABLE practitioners (
  practitioner_id INTEGER      NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
  full_name       VARCHAR(150) NOT NULL,
  specialty       VARCHAR(80)
);

CREATE TABLE availability (
  slot_id         INTEGER   NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
  practitioner_id INTEGER   NOT NULL REFERENCES practitioners(practitioner_id),
  starts_at       TIMESTAMP NOT NULL,
  ends_at         TIMESTAMP NOT NULL
);

CREATE TABLE patients (
  patient_id INTEGER      NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
  full_name  VARCHAR(150) NOT NULL,
  phone      VARCHAR(30)
);

CREATE TABLE services (
  service_id INTEGER       NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
  name       VARCHAR(100)  NOT NULL,
  duration_min INTEGER     NOT NULL,
  fee        DECIMAL(10,2) NOT NULL
);

CREATE TABLE appointments (
  appointment_id  INTEGER     NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
  patient_id      INTEGER     NOT NULL REFERENCES patients(patient_id),
  practitioner_id INTEGER     NOT NULL REFERENCES practitioners(practitioner_id),
  service_id      INTEGER     NOT NULL REFERENCES services(service_id),
  slot_id         INTEGER     REFERENCES availability(slot_id),
  status          VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL
);

CREATE TABLE clinical_notes (
  note_id        INTEGER   NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
  appointment_id INTEGER   NOT NULL REFERENCES appointments(appointment_id),
  body           TEXT      NOT NULL,
  signed_at      TIMESTAMP
);

CREATE TABLE invoices (
  invoice_id     INTEGER       NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
  appointment_id INTEGER       NOT NULL REFERENCES appointments(appointment_id),
  amount         DECIMAL(10,2) NOT NULL,
  status         VARCHAR(20)   NOT NULL
);

CREATE TABLE insurance_claims (
  claim_id   INTEGER     NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
  invoice_id INTEGER     NOT NULL REFERENCES invoices(invoice_id),
  payer      VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
  status     VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL
);

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