- When querying a dependent, using a subscriber's member number, if the member number is invalid, rejections can come back in the dependent. Rejections in the dependent now cause rejected? to be true on the response and the rejection messages are included.
- Add helpers for extracting the group number and plan number from either a
subscriber or dependent node in the response. As a remdiner, the patient is
the dependent if present, or the subscriber. Depending on the payer, the
group number might be in the subscriber or in the dependent, you can't rely
on it being in the subscriber 100%. You need to check both, starting with the
dependent to get the group number.
dependent&.group_number || subscriber&.group_number - Parse subscriber additional information (subscriberaddinfo) into the patient note. For some payers, they put subscriberaddinfo in the dependent, so its present in both subscribers and dependents.
- Turn the subscriberid node into an id. This seems to be the member number for the insurance so make it easy to get
- The response from the DoInquiry eligiblity check now captures the raw XML and can be recreated from stored XML.
- Traces are available as part of the DoInquiry eligibility response. Trizetto adds a trace_id ("99Trizetto") and a trace_number to each request that can be provided to them later as part of a support request. The payer may also add a trace which is available also.
- Sets required minimum version for ruby to 2.3
- Make it simple to answer the question: does this person have insurance coverage via the WebService Eligibility check. The raw XML response is parsed into plain old ruby objects.
- Added tests (woo hoo)
- Readme update with examples
- Documented the WebService Eligibility check
- Have the non-COR II Eligiblity check return an XML document. YAY! We can parse and understand XML without having to understand X12.
- Initial implementation of 5 Trizetto API endpoints: Eligibility check with CORE II, Eligibility check via web service, ping the service, download the payer list, and get a document link to an enrollment form.
- Current implementation is just a thin wrapper - you will have to parse the result
- No X12 serialization/deserization yet - you must craft and decode X12 messages to use the eligibility API
- The payer list endpoint seems to either timeout or error on the Trizetto Server