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# Version 1.9.2: June 2026

## 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.

| Table                      | Description                                                       |
| -------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- |
| recurring\_event\_group    | Recurring appointment and event schedules for practice scheduling |
| recurring\_event\_schedule | Individual schedule definitions within a recurring event group    |

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## 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.

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  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.
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