1upHealth provides the '1up Gateway,' a service that achieves full compliance with CMS-0057 while maintaining existing FHIR infrastructure. This allows healthcare plans to meet regulatory requirements without overhauling their data foundation.
1upHealth, a leader in health data interoperability, announced the new model '1up Gateway.' This allows healthcare organizations with existing FHIR infrastructure to easily achieve compliance with complex CMS-0057-F regulations.
1upHealth provides a RESTful API fully supporting FHIR® to facilitate programmatic access to electronic medical record data. This allows patients and authorized third parties to access comprehensive health information, including demographics, labs, and medications, in compliance with the CMS Interoperability Rule.
1upHealth and GenHealth.ai presented a solution combining standardized interoperability and AI automation to resolve the inefficiencies of 'Prior Authorization' in U.S. healthcare. This significantly improves processes that previously relied on complex policies and manual work.
1upHealth aims to improve healthcare experience by utilizing medical data, positioning itself as a leader in FHIR interoperability. The company seeks to facilitate the access, aggregation, and sharing of health data through its secure FHIR platform, aiming to remove barriers to innovation and interoperability across the industry.
Health First Health Plans has partnered with 1upHealth to provide an interoperability solution for electronic health records (EHR) data. This platform provides access to clinical and claims information based on the FHIR standard, offering detailed technical guidelines for developers.
Black Book Research published key IT solutions required to achieve 5-star ratings. These focus on data integration, regulatory compliance (CMS), and provider network optimization, aiming to improve operational efficiency for Medicare Advantage plans.
1upHealth partnered with WEDI to host a virtual event providing comprehensive analysis of the CMS-0057 mandate. The session covered regulatory and technical updates, best practices for data access APIs across payer-to-payer, provider, and patient domains.
1upHealth participated in the HL7 FHIR Connectathon 38, demonstrating the potential for improving electronic prior authorization (ePA) processes and reducing administrative burden. From this experience, they learned three key lessons: the value of standards, the importance of early testing, and the need for evolving standards.