HIT Consultant November 23, 2021
John Kelly, Principal Business Advisor, Edifecs

The healthcare industry is now closer than ever to its quest for true interoperable data exchange. July 1, 2021 was the enforcement date for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Interoperability and Patient Access final rule. The rule requires that all healthcare payer organizations participating in a CMS program allow members to download and share their data using API’s (Application Programming Interface). This technology is most recognized as the method for people to share data in their mobile apps.

While this mandate was designed to empower consumers as the agents of interoperability for their healthcare information, payers found the adoption of API technology very challenging. The technology methods to support API’s (REST, API, OAuth, OPEN ID) have not...

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