This sample shows the three parameter values passed into the $member-match operation. At minimum, the Patient must have an identifier, name, and gender. The identifier will be the member number as known by the requesting organization. Both the old and new coverage identify the Patient as the beneficiary via a local reference. In both coverages, the organization information is conveyed as a 'contained' resource - indicating that it is maintained as part of the coverage.

Parameters

MemberPatient	Patient/1 Patricia Ann Person (official) Female, DoB: 1974-12-25
CoverageToMatch	Coverage/9876B1 identifier: Member Number/DH10001235 status: Draft beneficiary: http://example.org/old-payer/Patient/1 relationship: Unknown period: 2011-05-23 --> 2012-05-23 class type: Group value: CB135 class type: Plan value: B37FC class type: SubPlan value: P7 class type: Class value: SILVER
CoverageToLink	Coverage/AA87654 identifier: Member Number/234567 status: Active beneficiary: https://example.org/Patient/example relationship: Unknown
Consent	Consent/null Participants Role Details Patient http://example.org/Patient/example Grantee http://example.org/Patient/example Rule Time Period Who What permit deny Period: 2022-01-01 --> 2022-01-31 Performer: Old Health Plan (Identifier: United States National Provider Identifier/9876543210) information recipient: New Health Plan (Identifier: United States National Provider Identifier/0123456789) For action: Disclose Documentation for this format