Per-source quality-model sub-scores
NPPES (NPI registry)
n/a
Completeness n/a · Consistency n/a
Match rate n/a · Timeliness n/a
OIG LEIE exclusions
0.0%
Completeness n/a · Consistency n/a
Match rate n/a · Timeliness 0.0
CMS PECOS PPEF
n/a
Completeness n/a · Consistency n/a
Match rate n/a · Timeliness n/a
CMS Open Payments
n/a
Completeness n/a · Consistency n/a
Match rate n/a · Timeliness n/a
SAM.gov entities
n/a
Completeness n/a · Consistency n/a
Match rate n/a · Timeliness n/a
HRSA HPSA shortage areas
n/a
Completeness n/a · Consistency n/a
Match rate n/a · Timeliness n/a
CMS Care Compare
n/a
Completeness n/a · Consistency n/a
Match rate n/a · Timeliness n/a
BLS OEWS wages
n/a
Completeness n/a · Consistency n/a
Match rate n/a · Timeliness n/a
BEA Regional
n/a
Completeness n/a · Consistency n/a
Match rate n/a · Timeliness n/a
Methodology
How we score
The composite is a weighted mean of four sub-metrics — completeness, consistency, match rate, and timeliness. Inputs can be stored metric rows backed by proved content transitions; unavailable inputs are omitted.
Per-source completeness
For each source, the median proportion of public-displayable required fields that are non-null and non-empty in the documented measurement. The date below is a stored content-change observation. Families without both a proved transition and a stored completeness measurement are omitted. See the methodology for sampling details.
No transition-backed completeness measurement is available.
Inter-source consistency
Where two independent federal feeds describe the same NPI, do they agree? Each rate is the share of NPIs whose normalized value matches across both sources. The denominator is the set of NPIs present in both snapshots with a non-null value on each side.
No cross-source consistency rate is published at this snapshot. The originally-specified NPPES ↔ PECOS checks join enrollment-specialty and enrollment-status fields that are not present in the provider schema, so no reproducible figure exists — and we do not publish a number we cannot recompute. The composite below is renormalized over the families that are published. See the methodology for the full correction note.
Temporal update lag
The model reports lag values from source-release and ingestion timestamps when at least two valid content transitions are available in the trailing 90 days. Families without enough transition-backed samples are omitted. These values are model inputs, not a current SLA or proof that every source has a recent ingest.
| Source family | Median lag | p95 lag | Window |
|---|---|---|---|
| OIG LEIE exclusions | 306 h | 582 h | 90 d |
OIG LEIE byte-level match rate
No source/upstream SHA-256 comparison rows are available, so no match rate is published.
Unavailable
evidence status: unavailable
Methodology
The composite is a weighted average — 35% completeness, 30% consistency, 20% timeliness, 15% OIG LEIE byte match — pinned at methodology version quality/v1. A family with no reproducible value (currently consistency) is dropped and the remaining weights are renormalized, so the headline never absorbs a missing family as a zero. The methodology identifies formulas, denominators, and evidence-availability rules; readers should not treat the page-revalidation time as a source date.
Machine-readable twins: /quality.json (schema.org Dataset) · /api/v1/quality · Methodology pointer: https://fonteum.com/quality/methodology
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