EHR & Payer API Checker
Find out what you can read, write, and automate.
Search an EHR or payer to explore its API access, supported workflows, and integration requirements.
No email required. Choose a company to get started.
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Explore the documented operations for the EHRs and portals Tross supports.
EHRs
Payer portals
Start with your platform.
Browse EHRs across specialties and care settings, or explore payers and portals.
EHR and practice software, payer plans, and administrators have separate profiles. Additional health IT developers appear in All with their own label. Former names and network aliases are searchable. Coverage includes the specialty platforms featured in Tross’s EHR posts.
See what is possible
Start with the workflows that matter to your product, from clinical notes to claim status.
Understand the access
Review available sources, access routes, and the questions to resolve before you build.
Plan your next step
Use the report to scope your integration and identify what still needs verification.
A few things to know.
Which specialties can I browse?
Primary care, dental, ophthalmology, optometry, dermatology, behavioral health, ABA, oncology, pediatrics, orthopedics, rehabilitation, urgent care, gastroenterology, and more. Care setting is a separate filter. Unclassified companies remain searchable by name.
Where does the directory come from?
Public company websites, an imported EHR vendor inventory, and UHIN's payer network directory. Certified health IT developers may offer modules rather than complete EHRs, so those developers have a separate label. Payer records can represent plans, administrators, regional entities, or legacy network names. A network listing does not establish current plan availability or API support.
How should I read the report statuses?
Reports link documented capabilities to official sources and identify requirements that need vendor confirmation. Payer network listings describe clearinghouse transactions. Directory-only profiles still require individual API research. Missing evidence does not mean a workflow is unsupported.
Does a listing mean Tross supports the platform?
Look for the “Supported by Tross” badge and the documented Tross operations in that report. Other directory profiles describe vendor or network research and do not imply Tross support.
What happens while my report is being prepared?
The checker spends two seconds preparing the stored profile and its available sources. It does not connect to a live EHR, payer, or patient account.
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