These endpoints require authentication. Please see
authentication for more information.
Overview
In this 5 minute quickstart, we will walk through how to submit benefits requests. Each of these requests will trigger a call to the specified insurance payor, and when completed, you’ll receive the results at any webhooks you’ve set up.Create an Inquiry
Let’s walk through an example of how to create an inquiry using a POST request. You will need to provide the necessary information to verify the patient’s benefits on behalf of the provider including the procedure codes you are interested in checking. Make sure to also include one or morebenefits_query
to specify the type of information that’s needed. For instance, in addition to CODE_LOOKUP_BENEFITS
which retrieves just the copay and coinsurance for the procedure codes, you can also include CODE_LOOKUP_PRIOR_AUTH
to check if a prior authorization is required for the procedure codes and/or CODE_LOOKUP_FREQUENCIES
to check the frequency limitations for the procedure codes. Some basic plan information (e.g. plan type, effective date, termination date, etc.) will also be included in the response by default, but you’ll need to include DEDUCTIBLES_AND_MAXIMUMS
to get the deductibles and maximums.
In addition to procedure codes, we can also include custom bundles or follow up questions for your procedure as part of our white-glove API onboarding. Contact us for details.
Retrieve an Inquiry
Now that you’ve made a medical inquiry, you can check the results with a GET request and theinquiry_id
returned when you created an inquiry. This is an alternative to receiving the results at your webhook which will be sent automatically once the results are complete.
JSON
external_id
you provided when you created the inquiry. Each inquiry will be returned in the array.