CMS-9115-F
In effectInteroperability and Patient Access Final Rule
The foundational Patient Access & Provider Directory API standard that every upcoming CMS interoperability mandate builds on.
July 1, 2021
OmniCompli is the unified compliance layer of Smile Omni designed to satisfy CMS-0057-F, and upcoming CMS regulations. It provides a standards-based rules framework that transforms fragmented regulatory interpretation into consistent, transparent, and auditable execution that is reusable as compliance needs grow.
OmniCompli replaces fragmented and disconnected compliance workflows with a single, shared rules foundation. The technical investment that Payers put into the standards and interoperability for one rule, carries forward to future rules. Regulatory and policy requirements are translated into computable, deterministic logic that executes consistently at enterprise scale, ensuring decisions are applied the same way across programs, systems, and partner ecosystems.
One compliance Engine for CMS-0057-F and Upcoming CMS Rules
To manage fragmented projects, Payer compliance leaders have had to lead business-process changes with every new regulatory requirement. The industry is moving toward embedded interoperability, and managing today's regulatory roadmap demands deep technical and architecture-level fluency in interoperability, FHIR, and real-time data exchange.
Compliance leaders who are guiding their teams, the whole Payer organization and Provider networks through this regulatory roadmap require a unified compliance engine that does not recreate the historical fragmentation, burden, and cost of starting over for every mandate.
The technical and operational investment into CMS-9115-F and CMS-0057-F extends to CMS-4208-F2, CMS-0053-F, CMS-0062-P and other upcoming mandates.
As each CMS Rule is finalized, OmniCompli extends the existing foundation forward. Smile Digital Health will continue to share technical and operational specifics on new rules as the industry progresses along the regulatory roadmap.
CMS-9115-F
In effectThe foundational Patient Access & Provider Directory API standard that every upcoming CMS interoperability mandate builds on.
July 1, 2021
CMS-4205-F2
In effectThe foundational e-prescribing standard for Medicare Part D. CMS-0062-P extends this same NCPDP framework to prior authorization for pharmacy-benefit drugs.
July 17, 2024
CMS-9883-F
In effectSets 2027 ACA Marketplace standards, including new non-network plan transparency on provider payment acceptance.
July 20, 2026
CMS-9897-F
In effectStandardizes claim-coding transparency on EOBs, cuts IDR fees 85%, and expands dispute batching for out-of-network claims.
August 3, 2026
CMS-4208-F2
FinalRequires FHIR®/JSON provider directory APIs so CMS can publish accurate MA network data on Medicare Plan Finder.
October 1, 2026
CMS-4215-P
ProposedApplies to IPAY 2029. Codifies drug selection, negotiation, and Maximum Fair Price rules into permanent Part D regulation.
Fall 2026
CMS-0057-F
FinalMandates five FHIR APIs, faster prior authorization decisions with public reporting for Payers.
January 1, 2027
CMS-2454-IFC
Interim finalRequires states to verify 80 hours per month of qualifying work activity as a condition of Medicaid eligibility, and verification requirements for enrollment and renewal to managed care plans.
January 1, 2027
CMS-9882-P
ProposedOverhauls machine-readable price files into smaller, contextualized, quarterly in-network and out-of-network disclosures. Price transparency provision to members upon request, starting January 1, 2027.
January 1, 2027
CMS-4212-F
FinalSimplifies Medicare plan quality scoring, codifies Inflation Reduction Act drug cost protections, and sets new marketing and communications requirements for Medicare Advantage and Part D plans.
January 1, 2027
CMS-4205-F2
FinalBrings real-time drug cost and coverage transparency to the point of prescribing for Medicare Part D members and prescribers.
January 1, 2027
CMS-0062-P
ProposedExtends CMS-0057-F's electronic prior authorization framework to prescription drugs via FHIR and NCPDP standards.
October 1, 2027
CMS-4205-F2
FinalCompletes the shift to a single, modern e-prescribing standard connecting prescribers, pharmacies, and Part D sponsors.
January 1, 2028
CMS-0053-F
FinalThe first-ever HIPAA standard for electronic claims attachments. Replaces fax and mail with structured X12/HL7® exchange.
May 26, 2028
The Electronic Prior Authorization (ePA) API applies CRD, DTR, and PAS logic so every request is adjudicated accurately, on time, and every decision is explainable.
The Payer-to-Payer API automates secure, ID-matched data exchange between plans, providing continuity of care as a member's coverage changes.
The Provider Access API shares member data with in-network providers with proper authorization and consent, closing gaps without friction.
The Patient Access API keeps prior auth metrics and decisions public, report-ready, and audit-ready.
The Provider Directory API makes provider data publicly available and searchable for better care decisions.
Trusted by over 30 US Payers, OmniCompli touches 110M+ American Lives.
Collaborations with CDC, WHO and CMS on interoperability and regulatory projects.
OmniCompli is a unified rules layer built on a fully computable foundation. This single engine powers not only compliance to the upcoming CMS-0057-F mandates, but also real-time prior authorization automations, prospective care gaps management, and continuous quality measures including HEDIS® and MIPS and other downstream use-cases.
Computability removes ambiguity, so systems and teams evaluate information the same way across the enterprise. That same foundation extends to every regulation that follows.
With a unified, computable compliance foundation, organizations experience:
Rules execute the same way across every program, system, and reviewer, with one interpretation.
The rules engine configured for CMS-0057-F extends to new mandates, without significant rework or reinvestment.
Decisions are transparent, defensible, explainable, and audit-ready.
In- and out-of-network providers, delegates, third-party administrators, UMs and PBMs get the same answer using the same policy, consistently.
Deterministic automations reduce manual efforts, and eases burdens on Payers, Providers, and members alike.
Compliance, utilization management, quality, and operations align on one interpretation of policy.
OmniCompli powers not only compliance to the upcoming CMS mandates, but also real-time prior authorization automations, prospective care gaps management, and continuous quality measures including HEDIS®
and MIPS, and other downstream use-cases.
Each solution operationalizes regulatory and policy requirements using the same shared rules foundation, ensuring consistent execution across programs.
Whether you need an out-of-the-box solution to CMS-0057-F compliance, or a fully managed solution ahead of January 1, 2027, these solutions meet the deadline in front of you, and extend to meet what comes next.
The Core Regulatory Compliance Automation
CMS Suite translates CMS interoperability and compliance requirements into deterministic, executable logic. It operationalizes regulatory mandates using standards-based inputs and transparent rule execution, reducing variability caused by manual interpretation.
Includes: FHIR APIs for CDR, DTR, PAS, Payer-to-Payer, Provider Directory and Patient Access.
Who it’s for
Organizations required to meet CMS interoperability and compliance mandates.
Why it matters
It delivers predictable, auditable compliance outcomes aligned to regulatory expectations.
Enterprise-scale Compliance Execution
Expand capabilities of CMS Suite to include enterprise-scale automations that require higher throughput, deeper operational alignment, and faster iteration as mandates evolve. CMS Suite+ supports consolidated rule governance across compliance, UMs and quality reporting teams, reducing duplication and overhead, across the organization and network (including in and out of network providers).
Includes: Real-time auditable and defensible Prior Auth Adjudication.
Who it’s for
Enterprises operating multiple, complex regulatory and operational compliance programs, across multi-site networks
Why it matters
Faster adoption and provider/ member satisfaction. In addition, as mandates evolve, significant architectural redesign is minimized.
Deliver Managed CMS Compliance Implementation
Pair the CMS Suite solution with OmniConcierge for an operationally ready CMS compliant outcome. Smile experts execute the implementation, hosting, maintenance, and regulatory change management.
Who it’s for
Organizations that need speed, predictability, and operational confidence in meeting CMS mandates before Jan 1st 2027.
Why it matters
It is a cost-effective solution that reduces time to compliance, lowers operational burden, and provides a clear path from managed execution to self-managed capability as internal maturity grows
Most organizations don't manage compliance through one system — they manage it through a combination of: narrative policy documents, hard-coded logic within clinical systems, hard-coding logic within claim systems, and UM vendor and/or delegated partner's own configuration or interpretation of the same regulation. Each new CMS mandate exposes that fragmentation again.
A unified compliance framework fixes the structural problem, not just the current rule. Centralizing interpretation and execution eliminates conflicting logic, reduces operational burden, and makes every decision transparent and defensible — infrastructure that adapts as mandates evolve, rather than rebuilt or re-configured for each one.
Your organization's compliance journey is unique. Whether you need an out-of-the-box product, targeted API integrations for your existing stack, or a strategic partner to take you beyond the mandates, OmniCompli meets you, your provider networks and delegates, at every step, turning your compliance investment into lasting operational insight. Share this page with your delegates, third-party administrators, UMs and PBMs so your whole network functions from consistent interpretation of the rule.
OmniCompli operates on the trusted data foundation provided by OmniVera and works in concert with OmniConcierge to deliver compliance outcomes that are consistent, explainable, and scalable across the enterprise.
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