Resources

What payers need to know about integrating clinical data

Rhapsody thought leaders explain the technical challenges posed by new CMS rules and share perspectives on how payers can leverage the changing data landscape to get ahead.

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What Payers and Providers Need to Know About the ONC and CMS Information Blocking Rules

Complying with the CMS and ONC rules requires a health data integration layer, such as API managers or integration engines.

What Is Possible When You Bridge the Gap Between Payer and Provider Data

The importance and the value of closing this gap becomes more urgent when we envision what is possible in a world where clinical, claims, and even public health data connect to drive better insights into care, greater efficiency in care delivery, and more delightful experiences.  

How to Comply with the CMS ADT e-Notification Condition of Participation — and Answers to Other FAQs

Providers have until May 1, 2021 to meet the CMS eNotification Condition of Participation. We explain a solution for compliance.

CMS E-Notifications CoP Compliance: What You Need to Know and How Rhapsody health solutions & PatientPing Ease the IT Compliance Burden

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) created a new electronic event notification (e-notification) Condition of Participation (CoP) as part of the Interoperability and Patient Access Rule.

FHIR, the CMS & ONC Rules, & COVID-19: What Health Leaders Need to Know

With the interoperability rules from the ONC & CMS, and COVID-19, data exchange with FHIR is critical. Here's what health leaders need to know now.

Payer Workflows: Prior Authorization Support and Payer Coverage Decision Exchange

The role of an integration engine in Prior Authorization Support and Payer Coverage Decision Exchange.

Preparing for the CMS & ONC Rules: What You Need to Know

The CMS and ONC rules focus on FHIR APIs to enhance data sharing, which is crucial to improve healthcare interoperability during COVID-19.