Blue Button on FHI
summary
CMS publishes a FHIR-based consumer API that uses OAuth2.0 and HL7 FHIR to let beneficiaries share claims data, currently covering 53 million beneficiaries with Part A, B and D claims and a sandbox of 30,000 synthetic beneficiary records (about 2.2 million EOBs). The service provides set‑and‑forget authorization, supports SMART on FHIR, hosts open source code on GitHub, has 350+ developer organizations and production apps, and is built to scale in AWS and survive outages.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10History
- 3:52Privacy
- 5:59Beneficiaries dont understand digital
- 7:31Blue Button API
- 9:55OAuth
- 13:02CMS Data
- 19:18Data
- 20:31Apps
- 21:34Milestones
- 23:25Documentation
- 29:09Support
- 29:55Blog
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