Program Registration
Drummond FHIRplace
Supporting ONC and CMS Joint Payer API Testing Initiative.
FHIRplace Testing Scope
Testing runs in FHIRplace, a virtual environment operated by Drummond. Payers, providers, health IT developers, and intermediaries use it to test real-world interoperability use cases together. FHIRplace is already operational and will expand to support the initiative.
Testing covers electronic prior authorization (ePA) and payer data exchange using the HL7 Da Vinci Coverage Requirements Discovery (CRD), Documentation Templates and Rules (DTR), and Prior Authorization Support (PAS) implementation guides.
Expanding Nationwide ePA Collaborative Testing
Drummond (in collaboration with MITRE) supports the ONC and CMS initiative for private industry Payer API testing. The initiative includes :
- Participant matching and test coordination
- Drummond FHIRplace managed testing for Payer data exchange and ePA
- Participant feedback and identification of real-world implementation barriers
Common Questions
Do we need a production-ready implementation?
No. Participants with working or in-development implementations can register.
Who will we test with?
Participants are matched with other organizations in the program, such as Payers, Providers, health IT developers, and intermediaries.
What is the minimum timeline commitment for testing.
FHIRplace is a continuous testing model that requires a minimum 10-12 week testing cycle. Testing includes multiple test cases and test partners, as well as interoperability issue identification and resolution.
Get Started - Step 1
To learn more about, or to register your interest in FHIRplace share your contact information below and a Drummond representative will contact you.