Certified EHR Vendors
Levels. Benefits. Process.
For EHR Vendors, certified interoperabilty with HCP OneHealthPort means your providers can meet Washington State mandatory reporting requirements on day one reducing time, cost and complexity for all.
Certification Levels
HCP OneHealthPort Provider Service Program offers tiered certification options to match vendor capabilities and use cases:
Core Certification
Validates baseline interoperability and security requirements for participation in HCP OneHealthPort-supported exchanges.
Advanced Certification
Confirms support for additional data types, higher transaction volumes, or advanced exchange use cases.
Use Case–Specific Certification
Focused validation for specific programs (e.g., public health reporting, care coordination, quality measurement).
Certification levels and scopes are clearly defined prior to testing to ensure transparency and predictability.
Benefits of Certification
Independent validation
of interoperability and compliance
Faster onboarding
with HCP OneHealthPort and connected partners
Reduced implementation risk
for customers and stakeholders
Increased market confidence
through formal certification status
Clear technical expecations
aligned with Washington State priorities
The Certification Process
1. Intake & Scoping
Define certification level, use cases, and technical scope.
2. Pre-Testing Readiness Review
Documentation review and environment validation.
3. Testing Execution
Structured test cases executed in the HCP OneHealthPort Testing Lab.
4. Issue Resolution & Retesting
Vendors address findings and retest as needed.
5. Certification Decision
Successful systems receive formal HCP OneHealthPort certification.
6. Ongoing Maintenance
Periodic re‑certification or updates as standards evolve.
Timelines & Support
Certification timelines vary based on scope and readiness, but the program is designed to be efficient and predictable. HCP OneHealthPort provides:
Clear testing plans and schedules
Technical guidance throughout the process
Transparent results and feedback
Frequently asked Questions
Is HCP OneHealthPort certification mandatory?
- Certification may be required for participation in certain HCP OneHealthPort-supported exchanges or programs. Requirements are communicated clearly during onboarding.
How long is certification valid?
- Certification is time‑limited and may require renewal to reflect updated standards or system changes.
Can vendors test before production readiness?
- Yes. Early testing can help identify gaps and reduce delays later in the onboarding process.
Get Started
If you are interested in HCP OneHealthPort Provider Service Program service or vendor certification, contact us to discuss your use case, technical readiness, and next steps.
Together, we can build a more connected, secure, and trusted health data ecosystem for Washington State.