Abstract: Improved entity identification is provided. Reference data sourced from various data sources may be used to more accurately identify an individual to improve the ability for multiple transaction processing systems to more effectively match identities for the transmission, receipt, and linking of data records. Accordingly, various enterprises are enabled to communicate about a particular entity without each enterprise having the same identifier or having the same, accurate entity demographic information.

Abstract: Improved entity identification is provided. Reference data sourced from various data sources may be used to more accurately identify an individual to improve the ability for multiple transaction processing systems to more effectively match identities for the transmission, receipt, and linking of data records. Accordingly, various enterprises are enabled to communicate about a particular entity without each enterprise having the same identifier or having the same, accurate entity demographic information.

Abstract: Identifying and addressing an individual's socio-economic factors related to negative health outcomes for reducing the likelihood of negative health outcomes for the individual in the form of readmission rates, emergency department utilization, missed appointments/no-shows, etc., may be realized by employing aspects of the present disclosure. A social determinants of health (SDoH) system accesses and analyzes consumer marketing data associated with the individual, business data, and public transportation data held by various databases for identifying indicators of SDoH factors, determines an individual's propensity for SDoH factors, and determines an engagement strategy to address SDoH that impact the individual. The results may be included in a report or included in a user interface that is transmitted to the requestor. The results may be displayed in a way that enables the requestor to easily identify and act on the individual's SDoH using recommended engagement strategies.