Why Network Health went live early with Epic’s prior auth interface
CMS’ interoperability rule will require many insurers to have application programming interface capabilities by Jan. 1, 2027. The clock is ticking, but some health plans are ahead of the curve. CMS is seeking patient access, provider access, provider directory, payer-to-payer and prior authorization APIs. Epic has been working with many payers toward the prior authorization […] The post Why Network Health went live early with Epic’s prior auth interface appeared first on Becker's Payer Issues...
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Policy / Regulatory Changes signal via Becker's Payer Issues: "Why Network Health went live early with Epic’s prior auth interface".
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[DRAFT — verify before any external use] Becker's Payer Issues reports on policy / regulatory changes: CMS’ interoperability rule will require many insurers to have application programming interface capabilities by Jan. 1, 2027. The clock is ticking, but some health plans are ahead of the curve. CMS is seeking patient acc…
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