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New Tables (GA)

The following tables have been moved from beta to General Availability (GA). These schemas are now stable and will follow standard change management processes.
TableDescription
recurring_event_groupRecurring appointment and event schedules for practice scheduling
recurring_event_scheduleIndividual schedule definitions within a recurring event group

Release Highlights

recurring_event_group and recurring_event_schedule: Now GA The recurring_event_group and recurring_event_schedule tables have been promoted to General Availability. These tables enable reporting and analysis on recurring appointment schedules, provider availability patterns, and practice scheduling workflows. recurring_event_group Stores the top-level configuration for recurring appointment schedules:
  • id: unique identifier for the recurring event group
  • practice: practice ID
  • time_slot_type: type of time slot (appointment, appointment_slot, or event)
  • is_blocking: whether the schedule blocks provider availability
  • created_date: when the recurring event group was created
  • deleted_date: when the recurring event group was deleted (if applicable)
  • reason: optional reason or description for the schedule
recurring_event_schedule Contains the specific schedule details for each recurring event:
  • duration: duration of each event in minutes
  • event_time: time of day for the event
  • physician: provider assigned to the schedule
  • series_start: start date for the recurring series
  • series_stop: end date for the recurring series (if applicable)
  • description: optional description of the schedule
  • dow_monday through dow_sunday: boolean flags indicating which days of the week the event recurs
  • created_date: when the schedule was created
Use these tables to analyze provider scheduling patterns, identify gaps in coverage, and build custom scheduling reports.
These tables are now GA and will follow standard deprecation policies. Any future schema changes will be communicated via release notes with appropriate migration guidance.