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    • Resolution: Persuasive with Modification
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    • US Da Vinci Patient Cost Transparency (PCT) (FHIR)
    • 0.1.0 [deprecated]
    • Financial Mgmt
    • STU
    • Use Case and Actors
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      The patient above could be a third-party portal or provider portal.

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      The AEOB could be accessed via a web portal, mobile app, or other technology that is authorized to connect to the AEOB API.

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      Remove The patient above could be a third-party portal or provider portal. Add The AEOB could be accessed via a web portal, mobile app, or other technology that is authorized to connect to the AEOB API.
    • Corey Spears / Rachel Foerster : 14-0-0
    • Clarification
    • Non-substantive

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      Current Language: "Note: The patient below could be using a third-party web portal or provider web portal." Should this say "payer web portal"? It is critically important that both patients AND providers receive AEOBs, but the diagram on the next page just shows the patient getting the AEOB (and that is all the law requires). How is the AEOB going to be on the provider portal if the provider isn't sent the AEOB by the payer? Suggest combining this diagram with the next one to show AEOB being returned to patient AND the provider – it's not clear that the AEOB goes to both by separating this flow out through 2 workflow diagrams.

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            rgeimer Rick Geimer
            celine_lefebvre Celine Lefebvre
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