generated: '2026-09-07' method: searched source: >- Searched registry.npmjs.org, pypi.org, the GitHub organizations ElevanceHealth and Anthem-Inc, the Anthem developer portal, the TotalView documentation site and IO105 v15.0. description: >- Elevance Health publishes no client libraries, SDKs or CLI for any of its APIs. This is not a gap in our search; it is the posture. The APIs are standard HL7 FHIR, and the company's integration guidance is raw curl against a FHIR base, which is a defensible choice for a FHIR-native estate where off-the-shelf third-party FHIR clients already work. package_count: 0 official_package_count: 0 packages: [] searched: - registry: npm query: elevance, elevance health result: >- No first-party package. The nearest matches — lean-ids-tokens and @ajaysoni7832/lean-ids-tokens ("Design tokens for Lean IDS (Carelon & Elevance themes)") — are published by a personal npm account, are design tokens rather than an API client, and carry no Elevance Health ownership signal. Not recorded as official. version: null published: null - registry: pypi query: elevance-health result: HTTP 404 — no package. version: null published: null - registry: github query: github.com/ElevanceHealth result: Organization exists (created 2022-03-21) with 0 public repositories. version: null published: null - registry: github query: github.com/Anthem-Inc result: Organization exists (created 2020-02-05) with 0 public repositories. version: null published: null - registry: docs query: Anthem developer portal, TotalView documentation site, IO105 v15.0 result: >- No SDK, client library or CLI is offered or referenced. Integration examples in IO105 v15.0 are curl commands against the FHIR base. version: null published: null notes: - >- No SDKs pointer is emitted in apis.yml, because there is no official SDK to point at. An unofficial design-token package is not an API client. - >- For a FHIR estate the practical client is a general-purpose FHIR library (HAPI FHIR, fhirclient, firely-net-sdk) rather than a vendor SDK. Those are third-party and are not recorded as Elevance packages.