Use Case

Clinical Data Exchange (CDex)

Enables clinical data exchange between providers and payers for claim attachments, prior authorization, additional documentation to support medical necessity, quality programs and risk adjustment

You are already doing this today, why not make it easier?

Providers have been responding to payer requests for additional clinical information for decades, but without using national standards backed by a multi-party trust agreement.

The hard way

Providers succumb to each payer’s preferred method to submit the required information, creating a multitude of manual back-and-forth information requests via

Creating inefficient processes that create strain on administrative staff

The new way

Implementation of HL7® Da Vinci CDex automates clinical data exchange between payers and providers using FHIR® standards.

eHealth Exchange further simplifies the process by allowing payers to connect with multiple providers and providers to connect with multiple payers using our single trust agreement, like our DURSA.

Exchange with confidence

HL7 Da Vinci’s technical specifications have been designed by providers and payers to standardize provider-payer clinical exchange.

Let us show you how it works

Connecting payers and providers

We provide a single nationwide legal agreement with one technical connection for you to connect to providers, federal agencies, health information exchanges, and other payers enabling a simplified information exchange process and a proven SMART-on-FHIR approach to payer APIs.

With eHealth Exchange, you can:

Streamline and automate prior authorization decisions and provide real-time determinations.

Expediate medical reviews with on-demand access to clinical documentation to support the claims process.

Reduce administrative burden by minimizing the back-and-forth information requests.

Support care coordination and value-based care determinations.

Increase compliance with federal regulations for payer interoperability.

Prepare for TEFCA with CDex

TEFCA™ exchange for Care Coordination/Case Management, HEDIS Reporting and Quality Measure Reporting (Health Care Operations)  is currently optional, but scheduled to be a required response in early 2026 as referenced in Exchange Purposes v4.

Now is the time to abandon manual and disjointed workflows.

Expand your access and connectivity to the U.S. healthcare system with eHealth Exchange