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Prior authorization, interoperability, and AI governance for plans.

CMS-0057-F compliance, Da Vinci ePA on computable data, and AI governance for the models your plan already runs, delivered by operators who sit on both sides of the payer-provider table.

Jan 1, 2027

CMS-0057-F Prior Authorization API compliance date

4

API obligations: Patient Access, Provider Access, Payer-to-Payer, Prior Authorization

NIST AI RMF

Governance for utilization management and risk models

FHIR

Rosetta semantic normalization beneath every API


What You Face

Four API obligations, one deadline.

Impacted payers must have Patient Access, Provider Access, Payer-to-Payer, and Prior Authorization APIs operational by January 1, 2027. We scope against the rule text.

ePA

Prior Authorization API

Da Vinci ePA implementation with decision reasons and status returned in the format the rule requires.

Access

Provider Access API

Claims, encounter, and clinical data exposure to contracted providers, with attribution and consent handled.

Exchange

Payer-to-Payer

Member data portability at enrollment, including the five-year historical window.



Proof

Where we start.

01

Readiness assessment

Two weeks against the rule text: current API state, data gaps, vendor dependencies, and the work remaining before 2027.

02

Build and integrate

Standing up the APIs on normalized data, with the semantic layer that keeps ePA evidence computable.

03

Operate

Managed support for the interfaces and the reporting cadence once the APIs are live.

Map your API gap against the January 2027 deadline.

Thirty minutes with the interoperability practice.

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