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Getting started

  • Introduction
  • Quickstart
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  • Pricing
  • Patient access
  • Test mode
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  • What we don't do
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Guides

  • Reading resources
  • Searching resources

Network

  • Payers
  • Endpoints

Tools

  • Flexpa Link
  • Flexpa API
  • Data analytics
  • Connections

FHIR Resources

  • Overview
  • AllergyIntolerance
  • CapabilityStatement
  • CarePlan
  • CareTeam
  • Condition
  • Coverage
  • Device
  • DiagnosticReport
  • DocumentReference
  • Encounter
  • ExplanationOfBenefit
  • Goal
  • Immunization
  • Location
  • Medication
  • MedicationDispense
  • MedicationRequest
  • Observation
  • Organization
  • Patient
  • Practitioner
  • PractitionerRole
  • Procedure
  • Provenance

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Join us: work sample

Read more about our hiring and roles here. We ask people we haven't worked with before to complete this work sample. We want to show you what we work on and then see if you'd actually enjoy working on it.

  • Read the Flexpa Overview
  • Learn more about Patient Access APIs
  • Try our Quickstart
  • Register an organization in the Flexpa Portal
  • Follow the role-specific task below

Software developer task

  • Follow the Flexpa Link guide to add Flexpa Link to a React application (Next.js and CRA work great) and publish your source to a git repository
  • Use the Flexpa API to pull an ExplanationOfBenefit resource from a payer test server. We recommend Humana or Medicare.gov for this.

Note: You may use the Quickstart for inspiration and for understanding some of the Flexpa mechanics. This task is React-specific, though, so you should make sure to create your solution in that framework.

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