InteliChart’s patient portal, which includes InteliChart DIRECT Messaging, provides the capabilities, functionalities, and security necessary for healthcare organizations to meet the requirements for both Stage 1 and Stage 2 Meaningful Use (MU & MU2). The utilization of InteliChart technologies will continue to broaden as healthcare organizations and HIT vendors seek solutions to fulfill today’s MU requirements while providing the runway for more extensive capabilities such as information exchange, care coordination, and population health management. MU criteria are staged in three progressive levels that aim to move a healthcare organization from 1) initial data capture to 2) consistent and seamless information sharing to 3) clinical process enhancement and outcomes improvement. Stage 1 sets the baseline for electronic data capture and information sharing, while Stages 2 and 3 expand on that baseline and push providers to exchange information to further drive continuous quality improvement.
Certificate of Health IT Compliance
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Certifications are based solely on standard transactions as required by ONC mandatory guidelines. As described in InteliChart’s Terms and Conditions are based on the standard contracts. All inquires or additional services may incur as fee which can be provided prior to delivery or receipt. InteliChart remains in compliant 171.302 (Fees Exception and Basis for Fee Conditions); Title 45, where we:
(i) Based on objective and verifiable criteria we are uniformly applied for all similarly situated classes of persons or entities and requests
(ii) Reasonably related to the actor's costs of providing the type of access, exchange, or use of electronic health information to, or at the request of, the person or entity to whom the fee is charged
(iii) Reasonably allocated among all similarly situated persons or entities to whom the technology or service is supplied, or for whom the technology is supported
(iv) Based on costs not otherwise recovered for the same instance of service to a provider and third party.
Additionally, fees from InteliChart are not based on any of the following:
(i) Whether the requestor or other person is a competitor, potential competitor, or will be using the electronic health information in a way that facilitates competition with the actor
(ii) Sales, profit, revenue, or other value that the requestor or other persons derive or may derive from the access, exchange, or use of the electronic health information
(iii) Costs the actor incurred due to the health IT being designed or implemented in a non-standard way, unless the requestor agreed to the fee associated with the non-standard design or implementation to access, exchange, or use the electronic health information
(iv) Costs associated with intangible assets other than the actual development or acquisition costs of such assets
(v) Opportunity costs unrelated to the access, exchange, or use of electronic health information
(vi) Or any costs that led to the creation of intellectual property, if the actor charged a royalty for that intellectual property pursuant to § 171.303 and that royalty included the development costs for the creation of the intellectual property
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Here's a high-level cost overview based on the detailed text you provided about InteliChart's API fees:
High-Level Cost Overview: InteliChart API Fees
1. Fee Structure
Transparent and Detailed: All API-related fees are clearly described, including:
InteliChart does not charge for:
Fees are designed to recover incremental hosting and support costs.
Charges to API Information Sources are limited to reasonable recovery of costs incurred while hosting certified API technology.
5. Compliance and Record KeepingInteliChart maintains detailed records on:
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https://openapi.intelichart.com/Help
The InteliChart Open Application Programing Interface (OpenAPI) provides....
The OpenAPI is presented as a set of simple Restful Web Services to facilitate maximum compatibility with the widest range of development platforms. The InteliChart OpenAPI employs standard OAuth 2.0 client authentication to ensure that verified development partners are able to use the API in a secure environment and maintain patient privacy.
This documentation is designed for people familiar with JSON and HTTP.
All OpenAPI requests :
Potential response status codes are :
https://fhirtest.intelichart.com/Help
InteliChart on FHIR is a resource for developers who are interested in integrating to healthcare systems using the FHIR Specification.
InteliChart’s implementation currently supports the R4 First Normative Content (4.0.1) version of the HL7® FHIR® standard. InteliChart’s implementation of the R4 version is ongoing and new resources and actions will be added over time.
In the healthcare space, most clinical data standards are set by HL7. The process of creating a new standard and releasing it to healthcare professionals and developers is difficult. The reason for this is due to variability of protocol standardization that often encompasses multiple versions. To solve this problem, HL7 introduced FHIR® – Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources, which is built around “Resources.” Resources are modular components that allow an easy and quick way for patients and doctors to access data. FHIR® is providing a modern form of interoperability in the healthcare space, however there are still various drawbacks regarding versioning and inconsistent implementation. HL7 FHIR is a healthcare interoperability standard that defines a content model, in the form of "resources," and a specification for exchanging the content in real time using RESTful interfaces. For more information about FHIR, go to the HL7 website.