generated: '2026-09-07'
method: probed
source: >-
Live FHIR CapabilityStatement / Conformance documents fetched anonymously from every Elevance
Health FHIR base, the SMART App Launch and OpenID Connect discovery documents on the same hosts,
and the first-party "Interoperability API Endpoint Support Document" (IO105 v15.0, effective
2025-11-18) published on the Anthem developer portal.
description: >-
Elevance Health's API estate is FHIR-native. Its contracts are not OpenAPI documents; they are
FHIR CapabilityStatements, which are self-describing machine-readable contracts that the server
publishes about itself at /metadata. Four were retrieved without credentials and are stored
verbatim in this directory. Every conformance claim below is evidenced by a specific location in
one of those documents or by a dated first-party PDF.
contracts:
- file: conformance/elevance-health-provider-directory-capabilitystatement.json
url: https://totalview.healthos.elevancehealth.com/resources/unregistered/api/v1/fhir/cms_mandate/mcd/metadata
http_status: 200
fhir_version: 4.0.1
publisher: Elevance Health, Inc
software: hos-fhir-server 1.0.0
resources: 8
interactions: 25
auth_required: false
note: Provider Directory API. The only Elevance Health FHIR contract readable with no credentials at all.
- file: conformance/elevance-health-patient-access-capabilitystatement.json
url: https://totalview.healthos.elevancehealth.com/api/v1/fhir/docs
http_status: 200
fhir_version: 4.0.1
publisher: Elevance Health, Inc
resources: 27
interactions: 106
note: >-
Patient Access API capability statement, implementation URL
https://totalview.healthos.elevancehealth.com/resources/registered/BCBS/api/v1/fhir.
Served inside the JSON documentation feed that backs the React documentation site; the
/metadata endpoint for the registered tenants times out anonymously.
- file: conformance/elevance-health-totalview-capabilitystatement.json
url: https://totalview.healthos.elevancehealth.com/api/v1/fhir/docs
http_status: 200
fhir_version: 4.0.1
publisher: Elevance Health, Inc
resources: 36
interactions: 142
note: Composite capability statement covering the full documented TotalView FHIR resource surface.
- file: conformance/elevance-health-patient360-dstu2-conformance.xml
url: https://patient360.anthem.com/P360Member/api/fhir/metadata
http_status: 200
fhir_version: 1.0.2
publisher: CareEvolution
software: HIEBus 32.11.4
resources: 32
interactions: 161
system_operations: 16
note: >-
Legacy Patient360 surface. Published by the vendor CareEvolution and served from an
Elevance-controlled anthem.com host; the conformance statement's own implementation element
names http://anthem.com. This is Elevance Health's tenant of CareEvolution HIEBus, not a
CareEvolution product listing.
- file: conformance/elevance-health-fhir-extensions.json
url: https://totalview.healthos.elevancehealth.com/api/v1/fhir/docs
http_status: 200
note: First-party documentation of Elevance Health's custom FHIR extensions across 29 resource types.
domain_standard:
standard: HL7 FHIR
declared_in_contract: true
evidence: >-
Every retrieved contract declares itself in the standard's own vocabulary rather than claiming
conformance in prose: resourceType "CapabilityStatement" (R4) / root element (DSTU2),
with an explicit fhirVersion of 4.0.1 and 1.0.2 respectively, resource profiles referencing
hl7.org/fhir/StructureDefinition/*, and a restful-security-service coding of "SMART-on-FHIR".
regime: health
note: >-
FHIR is the domain standard for US payer interoperability and it is what CMS-9115-F requires.
An integrator who already speaks FHIR needs no bespoke connector for these endpoints.
conformance:
- id: fhir
conforms: true
version: 4.0.1 (R4) on the CMS Interoperability surfaces; 1.0.2 (DSTU2) on legacy Patient360
evidence: https://totalview.healthos.elevancehealth.com/resources/unregistered/api/v1/fhir/cms_mandate/mcd/metadata
detail: fhirVersion "4.0.1", resourceType "CapabilityStatement", publisher "Elevance Health, Inc".
- id: smart-on-fhir
conforms: true
version: SMART App Launch Framework 2.2.0 (Patient Access, per IO105 v15.0)
evidence: https://totalview.healthos.elevancehealth.com/resources/registered/AnthemBlueCross/api/v1/fhir/.well-known/smart-configuration
detail: >-
A conformant .well-known/smart-configuration is served under each FHIR base, advertising
capabilities launch-standalone, client-public, context-standalone-patient, permission-offline
and permission-patient, with S256 PKCE. The DSTU2 conformance statement additionally carries the
smarthealthit.org oauth-uris extension and a SMART-on-FHIR restful-security-service coding.
- id: us-core
conforms: true
version: STU 6.1.0 (Patient Access); STU 3.1.1 (Provider Directory resources)
evidence: https://www.anthem.com/content/dam/digital/developers-portal/Anthem-IOProviderDirectoryAndFormulary-API-Documentation.pdf
detail: Named as a governing specification in IO105 v15.0 for both surfaces.
- id: carin-blue-button
conforms: true
version: CARIN Consumer Directed Payer Data Exchange (CARIN IG for Blue Button) STU 2.1.0
evidence: https://www.anthem.com/content/dam/digital/developers-portal/Anthem-IOProviderDirectoryAndFormulary-API-Documentation.pdf
detail: Declared for the Patient Access API; the capability statement exposes ExplanationOfBenefit, Claim, Coverage and Patient with CARIN-shaped search parameters.
- id: da-vinci
conforms: true
version: PDEX Plan Net 1.1.0 (Provider Directory); PDEX US Drug Formulary 2.0.1 STU2 (Formulary)
evidence: https://totalview.healthos.elevancehealth.com/resources/unregistered/api/v1/fhir/cms_mandate/mcd/metadata
detail: >-
The Provider Directory capability statement exposes exactly the Plan Net resource set —
HealthcareService, InsurancePlan, Location, Organization, OrganizationAffiliation,
Practitioner, PractitionerRole — read-only, and IO105 v15.0 names both implementation guides.
- id: oauth2
conforms: true
evidence: https://patient360c.anthem.com/P360Member/identityserver/.well-known/openid-configuration
detail: Authorization code with PKCE for member-consented access; client credentials for the Provider Directory and Formulary APIs.
- id: oidc
conforms: true
evidence: https://patient360c.anthem.com/P360Member/identityserver/.well-known/openid-configuration
detail: >-
Full OpenID Connect discovery document served by the Patient360 IdentityServer — issuer,
jwks_uri, userinfo, revocation, introspection and end_session endpoints, RS256 id tokens,
22 supported claims including the SMART fhirUser claim.
- id: pkce
conforms: true
evidence: https://totalview.healthos.elevancehealth.com/resources/registered/AnthemBlueCross/api/v1/fhir/.well-known/smart-configuration
detail: code_challenge_methods_supported ["S256"] on the production Patient Access surface.
- id: cms-9115-f
conforms: true
evidence: https://www.anthem.com/content/dam/digital/developers-portal/Anthem-IOProviderDirectoryAndFormulary-API-Documentation.pdf
detail: >-
CMS Interoperability and Patient Access Final Rule. IO105 v15.0 states the Patient Access,
Provider Directory and Formulary APIs exist to satisfy it, and the developer portal links the
rule text directly.
- id: cms-0057-f
conforms: false
evidence: https://www.anthem.com/content/dam/digital/developers-portal/Anthem-IOProviderDirectoryAndFormulary-API-Documentation.pdf
detail: >-
Not yet implemented, and the provider says so plainly. IO105 v15.0 states the Payer-to-Payer
API, Prior Authorization API and Provider Access API "will be implemented as required in the
CMS-0057 final rule by 1/1/27", and that CMS-0057 prior-authorization data will be added to the
Patient Access API by the same date. Recorded as a dated commitment, not a shipped surface.
- id: pagination
conforms: true
evidence: conformance/elevance-health-patient360-dstu2-conformance.xml
detail: FHIR Bundle paging. The DSTU2 server declares a getPage system operation; R4 servers use standard Bundle link relations with _count.
- id: rfc9457
conforms: false
detail: >-
Errors are not RFC 9457 problem+json. The FHIR surfaces return OperationOutcome; the TotalView
gateway returns a proprietary JSON envelope (observed 500 and 403 responses).
- id: idempotency
conforms: false
evidence: conformance/elevance-health-patient360-dstu2-conformance.xml
detail: >-
No replay-protection mechanism. The DSTU2 conformance statement declares conditionalCreate
false, conditionalUpdate false and conditionalDelete not-supported on all 32 resources; no
Idempotency-Key header is documented anywhere. The CMS public surfaces are read-only.
- id: fhir-bulk-data
conforms: false
detail: No $export operation is declared in any retrieved capability statement. Patient.$everything is the only instance-level operation exposed on the R4 surfaces.
- id: cds-hooks
conforms: false
detail: No CDS Hooks discovery endpoint found; not applicable to a payer patient-access surface.
- id: hl7-v2
conforms: false
detail: No HL7 v2 messaging surface is published to third parties. The DSTU2 server exposes a generic FHIR process-message operation, which is not an HL7 v2 interface.
- id: dicom
conforms: false
detail: No imaging surface published.
compliance:
note: >-
Elevance Health publishes no trust center, no named certification list (SOC 2 / ISO 27001 /
HITRUST) and no vulnerability disclosure policy on any probed host. HIPAA applies to the company
as a covered entity by operation of law; that is a legal status, not a published attestation, so
it is not recorded as a compliance artifact here.
probed:
- url: https://www.elevancehealth.com/trust-center
status: 404
- url: https://www.elevancehealth.com/responsible-disclosure
status: 404
- url: https://hackerone.com/elevancehealth
status: 404
- url: https://bugcrowd.com/elevancehealth
status: 404