Videntity was awarded a contract to support North Carolina’s Department of Health and Human Resource. Our combined goal is to NC Medicaid deliver patient-level access. . .
Category: Health Care
Videntity Awarded Contract with Onyx Health
Videntity was awarded a contract with Onyx Health, a NewWave Company. Videntity will support Verify My Identity (VMI) customization and tools for bulk data import/export. . .
Bulk FHIR and NDJSON Support now in JSON Data Tools
While FHIR officially supports XML and other formats, JSON is the lion’s share of the work. “Bulk FHIR” uses the format NDJSON as a way. . .
Videntity is Awarded a Major Contract to Support Consumer Direct Exchange for Medical Members
The Alliance for Better Health has awarded Videntity a contract to build the nation’s first consumer-directed health information exchange supporting Medicaid members in New York.. . .
The Medicare Provider Directory API
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) recently released Medicare provider enrollment data contained in the “Provider Enrollment, Chain, and Ownership System” or “PECOS”. CMS. . .
Provider Directory Workshop Roundup
On April 5th and 6th, the Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) and the Federal Health Architecture (FHA) held a workshop at MITRE in McLean. . .
Certificate Authority Management System for Direct
The management software that runs the certificate authority (CA) at DirectCA.org, or more precisely console.directca.org, is now open source. “vcert” is a web-based application written. . .
Provider Directory Proposal (NPPES Redux)
A couple of weeks ago, I attended ONC’s Direct Bootcamp in Crystal City, VA. A hot topic at the two-day conference was the notion of. . .
RESTFul Direct Certificate Discovery
Direct is a health information exchange framework based on Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and email. Public x509 certificates must be discoverable for Direct to work. . .
How to Serve Public Certificates with BIND for the Direct Project
Serving public certificates via DNS is quite an obscure endeavor. This is made quite evident by the total lack of documentation on how to serve. . .