Release Notes

SQL on FHIR on Redshift is now generally available. SQL on FHIR on Athena has been deprecated.

Minor technology enhancements.

The Provider Search API, Provider Search tool, and Health History now return search results in alphabetical order.

For more information, see Provider Search and Patient Connect APIs.

Upgraded Epic Patient Connect endpoints to support R4 ingestion.

Added new endpoints for these payers to Health History:

• Cascade Comprehensive Care, Inc.

• Empower Healthcare Solutions, LLC

• Sendero Health Plan

• The Health Plan of West Virginia, Inc.

Resolved a problem with the Humana payer endpoint to enable payer-to-payer ingestion.

Architectural enhancements to capture more robust file attributes for customer environments.

Architectural enhancements to capture more robust file metadata for customer environments.

Updated the supporting services for the 1up FHIR Server.

Customers can now export read-only population-level data using the 1up FHIR API

Implemented improvements to speed and reliability. Bulk Export jobs now run in the order that they were created.

Investigated audit event configuration issues and deployed fixes to customer environments.

Single-tenant environments using FHIR R4 can now use the asynchronous Purge operation. This enables the 1up FHIR Server to better handle deleting data with larger data sets.

This release adds a new endpoint to connect to at the end of the Purge operation, and modifies some aspects of the workflow. This new, asynchronous workflow enables you to seamlessly delete data and minimizes timeouts.

For more information about this feature, see Bulk Data Purge (Single Tenant).

Bulk Data Export v2 will be available Nov. 10, 2023

Single-tenant environments using FHIR R4 can now use the asynchronous Export operation. This enables the 1up FHIR Server to better handle deleting data with larger data sets. This version also includes a Group Export function.

This release adds a new endpoint to connect to at the end of the Export operation and modifies some aspects of the workflow. This new, asynchronous workflow enables you to share large amounts of data faster. It provides better scalability and handles larger data sets. It also supports exports at the group or population level.

For more information about this feature, see Bulk Data Export (Single Tenant).

This updated, robust CCDA to FHIR conversion service is integrated with the standard ingestion workflow, and includes a data contract-based validation service to verify the data quality of the ingested CCDA data. This broadens the ingestion funnel and enables us to accept clinical data from 1up customers.

For more information about this feature, see CCDA to FHIR Conversion.

This updated, robust HL7v2 to FHIR conversion service is integrated with the standard ingestion workflow, and includes a data contract-based validation service to verify the data quality of the ingested HL7v2 data. It also includes mapping templates based on v2.5.1 This broadens the ingestion funnel and enables us to accept clinical data from 1up customers.

For more information about this feature, see HL7v2 to FHIR Conversion.

1up Population Connect now supports patient list CSV files of up to 200,000 patients for Epic® sites.

For more information about this feature, see Manage Patient Rosters & Schedule Imports.

1up Patient Connect now includes 763 production Veradigm endpoints for the 1up patient-mediated network. This expands the network of providers that’s available to our 1up Patient Connect Digital Health customers.

For more information about this feature, see Supported Health Systems.

1up Patient Connect now includes six new connections for the 1up payer network, which increases the ability of members to share data from their previous plans.

New connections include: AIDS Healthcare Foundation, Mass General Brigham Health Plan, Fallon Health, Maryland Physicians Care, AultCare, and BlueCross BlueShield of Nebraska.

For more information about this feature, see Supported Health Systems.

This change enables users to more easily search for and find the supported providers in the 1upHealth provider network.

For information about this feature, see Provider Search.