Deadline: January 1, 2027

CMS-0057-F Payer Compliance

Transform X12 EDI to FHIR bundles with CARIN Blue Button and Da Vinci PAS profiles for payer API compliance.

What This Product Does

Transforms 7 X12 5010 transaction types to FHIR R4 bundles with CMS-0057-F compliant profiles.

Transactions 837P, 837I, 837D, 835, 278, 270, 271
Profiles Da Vinci PAS, CARIN Blue Button, PDex Provenance

Does not include FHIR server, API endpoints, or SMART on FHIR authentication.

What is CMS-0057-F?

The CMS Interoperability and Prior Authorization Final Rule requires payers to make claims and prior authorization data available through standardized FHIR APIs.

Federal Register 89 FR 8758 | 42 CFR Parts 422, 431, 438, 457 | 45 CFR Part 156
  • Patient Access API 42 CFR 438.242(b)(5) - Members access claims via FHIR
  • Provider Access API 42 CFR 438.242(b)(6) - Clinical data exchange
  • Prior Authorization API 42 CFR 438.242(b)(7) - Real-time PA via Da Vinci PAS
  • Payer-to-Payer API 42 CFR 438.242(b)(8) - PDex clinical data exchange

Key Dates

Rule Published January 2024
Provider Directory API January 2026
Prior Authorization API January 2027
Payer-to-Payer API January 2027

The Transformation Gap

Payers store claims data in X12 EDI format. CMS requires FHIR APIs. The gap is the transformation layer.

X12 EDI

837, 835, 278, 270/271

The Gap

Transformation Layer

FHIR R4

CARIN, Da Vinci PAS

InteropSuite Fills the Gap

Transform your X12 EDI data to CMS-compliant FHIR bundles with validated profiles.

X12 EDI

Your existing data

IS

InteropSuite

CMS-0057-F

FHIR Bundles

CMS-compliant

Transaction to Profile Mapping

Each X12 transaction automatically maps to the correct CMS-required FHIR profile.

X12 Transaction FHIR Profile Primary Resource
837P/I/D (Claims) CARIN Blue Button 2.1.0 ExplanationOfBenefit
835 (Remittance) CARIN Blue Button 2.1.0 ExplanationOfBenefit
278 (Prior Auth) Da Vinci PAS 2.0.1 Claim, ClaimResponse
270/271 (Eligibility) US Core 6.1.0 CoverageEligibilityRequest/Response

Note: 270/271 uses US Core because Da Vinci PDex does not define eligibility profiles.

Simple Integration

Transform X12 EDI to CMS-compliant FHIR bundles with a single method call.

Basic Transformation

Program.cs
// CMS-0057-F compliant output
var result = await Interop.X12ToFhirAsync(
    x12Message,
    OutputFormat.Cms0057F
);

if (result.Success)
{
    string fhirJson = result.FhirBundle;
    // CARIN Blue Button, Da Vinci PAS
    // PDex Provenance included
}

Batch Processing

Program.cs
var options = new BatchOptions
{
    Domain = "CMS-0057-F",
    OutputFormat = OutputFormat.Cms0057F
};

var result = await Interop.ProcessBatchAsync(
    "./input/x12", options
);

Console.WriteLine($"Processed: {result.TotalFiles}");

100% Offline FHIR Validation

Runtime validation powered by Firely SDK with all profiles embedded. Independently verified with HL7 FHIR Validator CLI (validator_cli.jar).

Firely SDK

Native .NET validation engine with embedded profiles. No external dependencies, no Java required.

100% Pass Rate

All 100 test files independently verified with HL7 validator_cli.jar (same engine as Inferno).

Embedded Specs

FHIR R4, US Core 6.1.0, HL7 Terminology 5.5.0, CARIN Blue Button, Da Vinci PAS, PDex profiles.

Embedded Profile Packages

FHIR R4 4.0.1 US Core 6.1.0 HL7 Terminology 5.5.0 CARIN Blue Button 2.1.0 Da Vinci PAS 2.0.1 Da Vinci PDex 2.1.0
Deadline: January 1, 2027

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