Currently, our Interoperability platform is off-line because it has been decommissioned and we are replacing it with a new and improved architecture.
We understand that this transition period will cause a disruption in your ability to access the information, and we sincerely apologize for any impact this may have on you. Our information services team is working diligently to ensure a smooth migration to the new structure and will provide updated instructions at this location after the new platform is operational and running.
We appreciate your patience and will continue to answer any questions you have via our Member Services department. Thank you for your understanding.
Elderplan Information Services
What Is CMS Interoperability and the Patient Access Final Rule?
Medicare has released a new, free and secure data service designed to give you easy electronic access to your health information, such as claims and authorizations.
Having access to your information can help you make more informed decisions about your health care and track progress toward your goals.What Does CMS Interoperability Mean for Me?
What Does CMS Interoperability Mean for Me?
It means that you will have the ability to view and access your personal health information on a computer or smartphone device.
Depending on the mobile app you choose, you may be able to view and access some or all of the following types of data:
- Institutional Claims
- Inpatient (hospital) claims
- Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) claims
- Professional Claims
- Outpatient provider (PCP, specialists, etc.) claims
- Durable Medical Equipment (DME) claims
- Pharmacy Claims
- Authorizations
- Clinical Data
- Care Plan/Goals
- Care Team
- Problems/Conditions
- Allergies
- Immunizations
- Cognitive Status
- Vital Signs
- Smoking Status
- Medications
- Observations (Laboratory Results)
- Encounters (Auths)
- Procedures/Services (including service locations)
- Directories and Formularies
- Provider Network Directory
- Pharmacy Directory
- Preferred Drug Lists
- Formulary
