Single-endpoint report
MercyCare Health Plans Patient Access API: endpoint report
Everything this project observed about this one endpoint, everything it did not observe, and what would change the result. Free to read, link, print and hand on; there is nothing here behind a sign-in and nothing to buy.
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Grade on this run
- Grade
- A
- Category
- Payer Patient Access APIs
- Base URL observed
https://epicproxy.mhsjvl.org/FHIRproxy/api/FHIR/R4- Reach on this run
- Reached from 3 of 3 reporting vantages, sitting on 1 network. Vantages on one network are one network's view sampled several times.
- Last answered
- 2026-10-03 (answered on this run)
- Availability
- answered 30 of the last 30 daily checks (100%)
- Observed
- 2026-10-03 15:21 UTC
What was observed, and what was not
This report covers 9 checks. 9 ran. 0 were asked from every reporting vantage and answered by none. 0 were never asked, because nothing was retrieved for them to read. The three are different facts and none of them is a zero: a check that did not run publishes no number, no mark against this endpoint, and nothing below to act on.
Reachability
| Check | State | What this run observed |
|---|---|---|
| R1 | Pass | /metadata answers with HTTP 2xx over HTTPS: reachable from all 3 vantages, which are 3 hosts on one network (github-actions): one network's view sampled 3 times, not 3 independent networks |
| R2 | Pass | /metadata responded in 233 ms (median across 3 reachable vantages on one network) |
Capability transparency
Interop readiness
| Check | State | What this run observed |
|---|---|---|
| I1 | Pass | US Core / CARIN / Da Vinci profiles declared in CapabilityStatement.instantiates, rest.resource.supportedProfile |
| I2 | Pass | SMART discovery document present and complete |
| I3 | Pass | OAuth/SMART security service declared in CapabilityStatement |
What each vantage saw
| Vantage | Result | What it saw | Condition |
|---|---|---|---|
github-actions/macos-latest | reached | answered in 155 ms | HTTP 200 |
github-actions/ubuntu-latest | reached | answered in 313 ms | HTTP 200 |
github-actions/windows-latest | reached | answered in 233 ms | HTTP 200 |
Vantages on one network are one network’s view sampled several times. A rule applied to that network’s address space reaches every one of them at once and reads exactly like agreement.
What would change this
Nothing is listed here: every check that ran passed. Checks that did not run are in the section above, and they are not failures.
If this does not match what you see
Every number here describes two public documents at one moment, read from the vantages listed above. If it does not match what you serve, the difference is worth knowing.
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Where this came from
base URL published by the plan at https://www.mercycarehealthplans.com/interoperability-patient-access-rule/, section 'App developers API support', under the literal anchor text 'Patient Access API'; corroborated by the plan's own developer-guidance .docx tabling this server against 'Clinical Data, Medical Claims'. Co-hosting disclosed: epicproxy.mhsjvl.org is Mercyhealth's Epic proxy, so the payer surface and the health system's EHR appear to share one Epic instance. Recorded as the payer API because the plan publishes it as such and asserts it carries the plan's medical claims. Live CapabilityStatement retrieved (recorded 2026-09-04). No later re-check is recorded, so the date above is the last time anyone checked this entry against the live endpoint.
The same run, as data: this endpoint's JSON, what its CapabilityStatement declares, resource by resource, and every observation on record for it, with the dates it answered and the dates it did not.
This is an observational snapshot of a public, unauthenticated surface. It is not an audit, a ranking of care quality, or a statement about anyone's regulatory compliance. Grades are comparable within a category only. See how we grade.