Check Your CMS-0057 Readiness

For Provider-Side Software Vendors — RCM, DME, Imaging, Home Health, Telehealth, EHR

For:
Provider-side software vendors — RCM platforms, DME suppliers, imaging centers, home health/hospice, specialty clinics, telehealth platforms, and second-tier EHR vendors — plus provider organizations building this in-house rather than buying it, all working against CMS-0057-F.
Why it matters:
CMS-0057-F sets a hard deadline — January 1, 2027 — for Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, CHIP, and federal exchange plans to run prior authorization over FHIR APIs. Your provider clients will expect CRD/DTR/PAS support in your product before that date, not after.

Running your own clinical systems, rather than building software other providers use? Take the interoperability assessment instead — it's built for that.

How to Use

  1. For each question, click the option that best describes your situation.
  2. Your score updates automatically as you answer.
  3. After the last question, you'll see your stage plus 2-3 specific next steps — including a link to the sandbox, whatever your stage. The sandbox itself is free with synthetic data only; it asks for an email to issue a token, no credit card and no sales call.
  4. This is a self-assessment based on what you tell us — we haven't tested or verified your system.

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Your Score
0
Answered
0 / 9
Until Jan 1, 2027
Select answers below
1
Who Are You
Not scored — for context only.
2
Your EHR Landscape
Which EHR does your product run on, or integrate with most often?
3
EHR Vendor's CRD Support
Do you know whether your EHR vendor already supports CDS Hooks / CRD?
4
Prior Authorization API Progress
How far along is your own CRD/DTR/PAS implementation?
5
Testing Against a Payer
Have you tested your implementation against any payer server?
6
Which Plans Apply
Which of your provider clients' plans fall under the rule? Not scored — it changes which outcome applies, not your readiness score.
7
Team Experience
Does your team have real Da Vinci / CDS Hooks / SMART on FHIR experience?
8
Internal Pressure
Is there an internal deadline, or is leadership already asking about status?
9
Main Obstacle
What's the main obstacle right now?

Your result

Complete all questions to see your result.

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Part of this is outside your control

Based on what you told us, your EHR vendor hasn't committed to CRD support with a date. Your own pipeline can be ready on time, but that's a dependency you don't control — push for a written commitment now, and build against our sandbox in the meantime so you're not blocked while you wait.

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Confirm plan mix before scoping

Based on what you told us, you're not sure which of your provider clients' plans are covered. Find out which of your clients' plans are MA / Medicaid / CHIP / FFE-QHP before you scope anything — that answer changes both the urgency and the shape of the work.

Score Interpretation

0 – 35
Near Ready
Based on what you told us, you're close on the technical and readiness signals we track. Confirm your exact pipeline stage above, then run a Full Conformance Pass against the Inferno test kits for the Da Vinci IGs.
36 – 95
In Progress
Based on what you told us, some of the pipeline and supporting readiness work exists but real gaps remain. The next concrete step depends on what's missing — DTR, PAS, payer testing, or team bandwidth.
96+
Not Started
Based on what you told us, there's substantial CRD/DTR/PAS work still ahead. Start with a CMS-0057 Readiness Assessment to get a prioritized gap list, and try the sandbox to see the pipeline working before committing to anything.

Free CMS-0057 Readiness Assessment

We'll map your specific gaps, based on what you told us above, against a fixed-scope plan — and you can try the mock payer sandbox today, no commitment needed.

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