Eligibility Verification De-Identification with anonym.plus

Clear IDs from the eligibility check while the coverage status stays.

Eligibility verification de-identification is the removal of UK GDPR Art. 9 identifiers from a coverage check. anonym.plus runs on your device. The status lines stay clear, but the page no longer names the member.

When this applies

An eligibility check names the subscriber and lists the coverage tier. To reuse it for a denial study or a workflow audit, clear those IDs first.

How anonym.plus handles it

  1. Open the record in anonym.plus on your device.
  2. Local OCR reads any scanned printout too.
  3. The tool flags subscriber names, dates, and membership numbers.
  4. Keep the coverage status and the benefit tier you need.
  5. Replace each ID with a steady alias, or redact it.
  6. Save the clean copy on your machine.

What you need to provide

Patient data entity types detected

Categoryanonym.plus entity typeExample
NamesPERSONSubscriber Pia Lund → [SUBSCRIBER]
Member IDUK_HEALTH_INSURANCE_MEMBERID AXA-4471A → [MEMBER_ID]
GroupIDGroup GRP-2231 → [GROUP]
DatesDATE_TIMEDOB 06/1979 → [DOB]
NI numberUK_NINOQQ 12 34 56 C → [ID]
AddressLOCATION14 Kipling Road → [ADDRESS]

Compliance achieved

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Limitations & cautions

Group and policy codes can re-link a person to a small employer. Treat them as identifiers. The tool removes direct ID types, but you still need to weigh whether a rare benefit tier plus a place could narrow identity.

Frequently asked questions

Is a group number personal data?

Yes. A group or policy code can tie a person to a small employer, so it is a personal data identifier and is flagged for removal.

Does the coverage status stay?

Yes. The active or inactive status and the benefit tier stay. Only the IDs change.

Can a printed eligibility check be cleaned?

Yes. Local OCR reads scanned printouts, so the IDs are caught.