Access and exposure
Early access to the Availity Extend developer experience, including a curated set of APIs supporting real healthcare workflows such as coverage, cost estimation, and claim status.
Availity Extend is an enhanced developer experience and agent‑ready activation layer that allows healthcare technology companies to build, automate, and coordinate workflows using APIs connected to Availity’s network—where more than half of U.S. healthcare administrative transactions already run today.
Availity Extend is currently available through an Early Access Program, ahead of general availability.
Availity Extend makes it practical to build, automate, and scale healthcare workflows on shared infrastructure—so solutions can scale without adding integration complexity or governance risk.
Move beyond one-off implementations by building on the network that already connects payers and providers—so what works for one customer can scale to the next.
Use an enhanced developer experience plus an MCP-based activation layer to coordinate multi-step workflows across eligibility, authorizations, claims, and payments with consistent patterns.
Run automation within established data permissions and controls, with observability by design—so scaling doesn’t mean losing accountability.
Availity Extend supports healthcare technology companies building solutions that work across payers, providers, and partners—inside real administrative workflows.
Availity Extend brings together the two things healthcare innovators need to scale execution inside real workflows: a better way to build, and a consistent way to activate.
The Availity network already moves more than half of U.S. healthcare administrative transactions, connecting payers, providers, and partners across core workflows. Availity Extend builds on that foundation by pairing an enhanced developer experience with an agent‑ready activation layer—making it possible to build and automate workflows that operate across real healthcare systems, rather than around them.
Availity Extend is built to support automation and AI without changing the rules that healthcare already runs on. Extend operates entirely within existing contractual, security, and governance frameworks—so scale does not introduce new risk or ambiguity.
Extend does not expand access or introduce new entitlements. All interactions follow existing permissions and agreements.
Healthcare innovators build and operate their own AI, agents, and automation. Availity provides a governed foundation for how those systems interact with the network.
Workflow execution is designed to be traceable and auditable, so actions remain accountable as volume and complexity increase.
Governance isn’t added after the fact. It’s inherent to how Extend operates inside live healthcare workflows.
Production-grade, network-connected APIs aligned to eligibility, authorizations, claims and payments—built to work together and operate at national scale.
Availity provides network‑connected APIs aligned to core healthcare workflows, including eligibility, authorizations, claims, and payments—reflecting live behavior across the network at national scale. Through Availity Extend, these APIs are combined with activation and shared network intelligence, transforming point access into coordinated workflow execution without managing payer‑by‑payer complexity.
For teams that need direct access, Availity APIs remain available independently. Extend makes them easier to discover, coordinate, and scale across real workflows.
Early access to a better developer experience—built on proven, production-grade APIs.
Availity Extend is built on APIs that already support production healthcare workflows at national scale. The Early Access Program gives healthcare innovators early access to a new developer experience and activation layer—designed to make those proven capabilities easier to discover, combine, and scale inside real workflows.
Access and exposure
Early access to the Availity Extend developer experience, including a curated set of APIs supporting real healthcare workflows such as coverage, cost estimation, and claim status.
Evaluation and feedback
Hands‑on evaluation of the experience, with structured opportunities to validate real‑world workflow patterns and provide feedback directly to Availity’s product and engineering teams.
Stable foundation
Underlying APIs, data access, permissions, and governance remain unchanged, operating within existing contracts and security controls.
Defined scope
The program focuses on evaluation and learning, without full production parity, unrestricted live data, GA‑level SLAs, or complete API coverage.
Availity Extend is an enhanced developer experience and agent‑ready activation layer that helps healthcare technology companies build, automate, and coordinate workflows connected to the Availity network.
Availity APIs already support production healthcare workflows at national scale; Availity Extend improves how teams discover, combine, and activate those APIs to support multi‑step workflows rather than isolated integrations.
Yes. The APIs used by Availity Extend already operate in production across eligibility, authorizations, claims, and payments.
No. Direct API access remains available; Availity Extend adds activation, workflow context, and scale on top of existing APIs.
Availity Extend is built on live, production‑grade APIs and workflows already operating at scale; what’s evolving is the developer experience and activation layer, not the underlying infrastructure.
Agent‑ready activation refers to standardized patterns that allow customer‑managed AI agents and automation to coordinate interactions across workflows in governed, predictable ways inside live healthcare operations.
No. Availity Extend operates within existing contracts, security models, and access controls and does not introduce new data rights or permissions.
Healthcare innovators build and manage their own AI, agents, and automation; Availity provides the governed infrastructure those systems operate within.
Availity Extend is designed for healthcare technology companies and partners building solutions that need to operate across payers, providers, and partners at scale.
Availity network APIs remain available independently, while Availity Extend provides a more cohesive way to discover, coordinate, and scale them inside real workflows.
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