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FHIRGo is a leading healthcare Digital technology transformation company specializing in HL7 Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources.

We are a leading healthcare industry SME and modernized several applications according to HL7 industry standards. You can rely on FHIRGo for all your healthcare-related IT services.

We started our journey by leveraging our healthcare industry experience and solving complex healthcare data and visibility issues. As we gained experience over several years, we blended the solutions with the latest emerging technologies like Python, Apache Spark, Snowflake, Hadoop, Databricks, Apigee, Node JS, and many more.

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Services

The core services we provide

FHIR Analytics

Utility to allow to convert FHIR data into your existing data lake to make data analytics simple.

Data Migration Services

Mapping proprietary data structures to the FHIR data model and building the mapping engine

Integrating FHIR frameworks using FHIRGo utilities

Manage Services

System Configuration and Integration utilities. Ongoing Operation and Support. Robust Security, Auto Scaling and Disaster Recovery

Technical Consulting

Top Class SME to to develop your own health data platform, the FHIR experts

Clinical Data integration(CDS Hooks)

Our expert team will optimizing your entire revenue cycle, we will off-load you from your most time-consuming tasks and ensure that your medical practice is running at maximum efficiency and profitability.

Our team will also ensure that you receive daily, weekly, and monthly reports on the status of your claims.

FHIR Health Exchange

Charge entry into a provide management system or software is the first step of the revenue cycle and often most underestimated as well.

Its critical importance to patients, providers, payors, and all other stakeholders in the healthcare industry, it’s essential to optimize the charge entry process and We provide 99% accurate result.

Resources

List of our features resources

Patient Access Application Programming Interface
In order to better facilitate coordination of care, and support movement toward value-based payment models, we are proposing to require impacted payers to build and maintain a Provider Access API to share patient data with in-network providers with whom the patient has a treatment relationship. We are proposing that they make patient claims and encounter data (excluding cost information), data elements identified in the United States Core Data for Interoperability (USCDI) version 1, and prior authorization requests and decisions available to in-network providers beginning January 1, 2026.

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Policies and Technology for Interoperability and Burden Reduction
The CMS Advancing Interoperability and Improving Prior Authorization Processes proposed rule (CMS-0057-P) is now available in the Federal Register and open for public comment. This proposed rule builds on the policies finalized in the CMS Interoperability and Patient Access final rule (CMS-9115-F) published May 2020 and policies introduced in the CMS Interoperability proposed rule (CMS-9123-P) published in December 2020, which we are withdrawing in this proposed rule. The newly proposed rule considers stakeholder feedback and includes Medicare Advantage plans.

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Payer-to-Payer Data Exchange
In December 2021, CMS announced enforcement discretion for this policy until identified implementation challenges could be addressed in future rulemaking;

 

In an effort to ensure patients’ data can follow them throughout their healthcare journey, we are proposing to require that payers exchange patient data when a patient changes health plans with the patient’s permission. Those data include claims and encounter data (excluding cost information), data elements identified in the USCDI version 1, and prior authorization requests and decisions. For all impacted payers, we are considering a proposal that would require this exchange only if the patient opts into data sharing.

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