🔬 BEHIND THE SCENES: How we measure Payer API performance for The Flexpa State of the Payer Patient Access API Report Our report metrics are built on: ✅ Real-world production usage across the largest network of payer FHIR endpoints in the U.S. ✅ End-to-end performance testing

⏱️ COUNTDOWN: The 2025 Flexpa State of the Payer Patient Access API Report will be published next Monday! Here's a preview of what to expect in this year's report metrics. We are restructuring this year's report to center around the user experience of key stakeholders. 1.

🔔 In case you missed it: we released our May 2025 State of the Payer Patient Access API Report last Monday! As a third-party developer, Flexpa has a unique role in the industry: setting the bar for the best patient experience. Our latest report focuses on exactly that—how

🔥 Flexpa launched our LLM FHIR Eval this morning at hashtag #FHIRDevDays 2025. Our CTO josh talked about how we executed 1176 eval operations for 2 common tasks across 14 models and established a baseline for LLM performance evaluation Full results + rankings here:

Heard so much great feedback about @flexpa's LLM FHIR Evals after my talk last week at #FHIRDevDays I think there's a real opportunity to use Reinforcement Learning with Verified Rewards to build and use "multi-modal interoperability engines" I think too that this is

At Flexpa we're processing over 20 million codeable medical concepts a month from our network of payer patient access APIs One out of every eight codes has a data quality problem In just the last two weeks alone (screenshot), we've applied 1.2 million automated data quality

🔔 We surveyed 5,602 Americans and found that 85.5% already had an online account with their insurance carrier—and they are willing to share data when it benefits them. 🧐 That stat goes against a myth we hear all the time: “No one’s going to get through a login flow with their

If @flexpa released a HCPCS -> HSA eligibility dataset, would you use it?

Another day, another podcast - this time with josh CTO of @flexpa. Flexpa made a cool video of their service for the Medplum blog, link to that and Josh's interview in the comments. medplum.com/blog/flexpa-ca…

🔥 Interoperability’s blind spot is terminology. After testing 300+ FHIR endpoints, we found the #1 failure isn’t the API spec itself but inconsistent code systems (e.g., using a ValueSet URL as the system identifier).

SMART Health Cards are the most underrated tech in healthcare interoperability. They have the potential to create "sneakernet"-like health information exchange that routes around national network designs.

The limit of interoperability in healthcare claims is not really at the level of data structures and formats - although those matter - it's at the network level.