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Hey logjam! Let me know what specialty you are and how many insurance companies you currently accept when you have a minute. To answer your question: No, we do
by kategleason 14y ago
Hey logjam! Let me know what specialty you are and how many insurance companies you currently accept when you have a minute. To answer your question: No, we do not have access now nor plan to have access in the future to claims data. The raw X12 I am referring to is a 271 format only (eligibility) and will be generated by our own sample transformation tool. However; it will be based off data passed (with stripped patient identifiers) through the Eligible API so that it can give shape to the differences between payer (insurance) formats. As of 3:05 8/11 I have not shared any yet, but I hope to push some to production by the end of the day!
- logjam 14y agoSo actual patient data is being stored and manipulated, and manually "stripped" so that it can be posted (in effect) to the web? Again, I don't want to misunderstand you, but you feel comfortable doing this? I wouldn't. Please provide your backup, retention, deletion, access logging, etc., policies on that data you are manipulating. Am I understanding that an audit two months from now (you log your access and use of this data as required by HIPAA, right?) will indicate that this data was "stripped" and shared? I would be very very cautious about thinking that "stripping" data like this isn't very prone to error, and to not realizing that storing and sharing this kind of data without a lot of care and thought could create huge problems.
- kategleason 14y agoYou're twisting my words. I'll let you refer to our terms, security and privacy for the rest of your questions.