Contained References vs External References: Cost and Safety
FHIR gives two ways to point one resource at another: contain it inside the parent, or reference it externally by…
Payer-side FHIR architecture: Da Vinci IG adoption, analytics stacks, and payer platform engineering notes.
FHIR gives two ways to point one resource at another: contain it inside the parent, or reference it externally by…
Every non-trivial FHIR client eventually has to resolve references, and the naive resolver — one database read per reference —…
FHIR search is where most production payer workloads actually live. Patient Access calls, panel queries, analytics extracts, and prior-auth bundle…
The FHIR data store is the architectural decision that determines whether CMS-0057-F compliance becomes a reusable platform investment or stays…
The Da Vinci IG portfolio is large. For health plans implementing CMS-0057-F, not all IGs matter equally. Six IGs deserve…
US health payers are increasingly building AI and ML models for member outreach prioritization, prior auth automation, fraud detection, and…
Risk adjustment is the financial mechanism that compensates Medicare Advantage and ACA marketplace payers for the clinical risk in their…
PostgreSQL has become the default storage substrate for production FHIR platforms in 2026. The JSONB column type stores FHIR resources…
Inferno is the conformance suite that CMS-0057-F uses to verify Da Vinci IG compliance. Implementations that pass Inferno meet a…
A FHIR-native platform is one where FHIR is the canonical data model, not a translation layer over existing systems. For…