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Footnote Crosswalk

The footnote crosswalk displays a list of footnotes and their summary.

Part of the CMS Data Feeds Dataset › Medicare

Dataplex delivers this CMS feed as the analysis-ready table DWV.FOOTNOTE_CROSSWALK on Snowflake and Databricks — three snapshot releases spanning 2022–2025, aligned to a single schema, refreshed automatically whenever CMS publishes a new file. Every row carries lineage back to the exact CMS source file that produced it.

Key facts

Snowflake

DWV.FOOTNOTE_CROSSWALK

Databricks

cms_dwv.footnote_crosswalk

Update pattern

Full-refresh — each file replaces the prior snapshot

CMS published

2025-09-18

Loaded

2025-11-28

Columns

2 data + 6 lineage

File versions

3

License

CMS public data — U.S. Government work

Platforms

Snowflake Marketplace · Databricks Delta Sharing

Included in the CMS Data Feeds Dataset — start a free trial on Snowflake Marketplace.

Full-refresh feed — each file version is a complete snapshot and newer files supersede older ones. Filter to the latest file (see the sample query) to avoid double-counting across versions.

Sample queries

-- Latest snapshot only (avoids double-counting across file versions)
SELECT *
FROM DWV.FOOTNOTE_CROSSWALK
WHERE FILE_ID IN (
  SELECT ID FROM DWV.FEEDS_FILES WHERE IS_LATEST = 1
)
LIMIT 100;

About this feed

The footnote crosswalk displays a list of footnotes and their summary.

Source: CMS feed metadata

Keywords: Medicare, Footnote Crosswalk Theme: Medicare

Coverage timeline

2022 🟩 · 2023 ⬜ · 2024 ⬜ · 2025 🟩

2 of 4 years with snapshot releases — gaps: 2023, 2024.

Release history

Reporting period
CMS published
Loaded
Latest file

Snapshot as of 2025-09-18

2025-09-18

2025-11-28

Snapshot as of 2025-01-13

2025-01-13

2025-02-27

Snapshot as of 2022-10-04

2022-10-04

2024-12-14

Data dictionary

📋 2 data columns + 6 lineage columns

Column-level definitions are maintained by CMS in the official Footnote Crosswalk data dictionary.

Data columns

Column
Type

FOOTNOTE

TEXT

FOOTNOTE_TEXT

TEXT

Lineage columns (present on every feed table)

Column
Type
Description

ROW_ID

TEXT

Unique row ID for this table (PK)

FILE_ID

TEXT

Source file — joins to FEEDS_FILES.ID (FK)

FILE_FEED_ID

TEXT

Parent feed — joins to FEEDS.ID (FK)

FILE_NAME

TEXT

Source file name as published by CMS

ROWNUM

NUMBER

Row number within the source file

CREATED_AT

TIMESTAMP_NTZ

Timestamp when the record was loaded

Row-level lineage

Every row in this table traces to the exact CMS source file that produced it. The FILE_ID column joins to the FEEDS_FILES catalog table, and FILE_FEED_ID joins to the FEEDS master table:

Trace any row back to its source file and reporting period:

Source & provenance

Published by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.

Frequently asked questions

How often is Footnote Crosswalk updated?

CMS last published this feed on 2025-09-18. New releases are added automatically when CMS publishes them.

What years does Footnote Crosswalk cover?

2022 through 2025. Coverage gaps: 2023, 2024.

How many records are in Footnote Crosswalk?

Count the current snapshot yourself once the share is mounted:

How do I get Footnote Crosswalk data?

It's included in the CMS Data Feeds Dataset on the Snowflake Marketplace (free trial available) and via Databricks Delta Sharing. Once mounted, query DWV.FOOTNOTE_CROSSWALK directly — no pipeline setup required.

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Get this feed

  1. Mount the share — the database and DWV schema appear in your account immediately

  2. Run the sample query above — no ETL, no pipeline maintenance

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