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<h1 align="center">Medplum Eligibility Demo</h1> <p align="center">A demo application for insurance coverage and related workflows.</p> <p align="center"> <a href="https://github.com/medplum/medplum-hello-world/blob/main/LICENSE.txt"> <img src="https://img.shields.io/badge/license-Apache-blue.svg" /> </a> </p> This example app demonstrates the following: - Creating a new React app with Vite and TypeScript to demonstrate [`Coverage`](/docs/api/fhir/resources/coverage)-based workflows. - Managing the insurance eligibility check workflow. - Initiating checks with the [`CoverageEligibilityRequest`](/docs/api/fhir/resources/coverageeligibilityrequest) resource. - Managing the status of [`CoverageEligibilityRequests`](/docs/api/fhir/resources/coverageeligibilityrequest) - Receiving and reviewing responses with the [`CoverageEligibilityResponse`](/docs/api/fhir/resources/coverageeligibilityresponse) resource. - Creating [`Coverage`](/docs/api/fhir/resources/coverage) and [`CoverageEligibilityRequest`](/docs/api/fhir/resources/coverageeligibilityrequest) resources. - Editing a [`Coverage`](/docs/api/fhir/resources/coverage) resource. - Deleting a [`Coverage`](/docs/api/fhir/resources/coverage) resource. In addition, the demo provides an example [`Bot`](/docs/api/fhir/medplum/bot) that mimics the workflow of an insurance eligibility check. It takes a [`CoverageEligibilityRequest`](/docs/api/fhir/resources/coverageeligibilityrequest) and returns a dummy [`CoverageEligibilityResponse`](/docs/api/fhir/resources/coverageeligibilityresponse).  ### Code Organization This repo is organized into two main directories: `src` and `data`. The `src` directory contains the app, including `pages` and `components` directories. In addition, it contains a `bots` directory, which has [Medplum Bots](/packages/docs/docs/bots/bot-basics.md) for use. The bots in this directory are intended as an example, and will need to be modified by users for real-world use. The `data` directory contains data that can be uploaded to use in the demo. The `example` directory contains data that is meant to be used for learning and testing, while the `core` directory contains resources, terminologies, and more that are required to use the demo. ### Getting Started If you haven't already done so, follow the instructions in [this tutorial](https://www.medplum.com/docs/tutorials/register) to register a Medplum project to store your data. [Fork](https://github.com/medplum/medplum-eligibility-demo/fork) and clone the repo. If you want to change any environment variables from the defaults, copy the `.env.defaults` file to `.env` ```bash cp .env.defaults .env ``` And make the changes you need. Next, install the dependencies ```bash npm install ``` Then, build the bots ```bash npm run build:bot ``` Then, run the app ```bash npm run dev ``` This app should run on `http://localhost:3000/` ### About Medplum [Medplum](https://www.medplum.com/) is an open-source, API-first EHR. Medplum makes it easy to build healthcare apps quickly with less code. Medplum supports self-hosting, and provides a [hosted service](https://app.medplum.com/). Medplum Hello World uses the hosted service as a backend. - Read our [documentation](https://www.medplum.com/docs) - Browse our [react component library](https://storybook.medplum.com/) - Join our [Discord](https://discord.gg/medplum)