Vertical
Health & Provider Network
A medical scheme administrator built on iqava's connected core: benefits, members, real-time eligibility and adjudication — over a shared provider network, with portals for members and providers.
Two platform capabilities + a flagship vertical
The Provider Network
One shared directory of service providers — hospitals, garages, assessors, advocates — that any insurer on iqava can empanel. A provider is entered once and shared: the second insurer to empanel a hospital does zero data entry. Facilities can be ticked from a registry rather than typed, and each insurer sets their own panel tariffs.
Where to find it
Medical scheme administration
Design a scheme's benefit structure — inpatient, outpatient, dental, optical and more — with annual limits, sub-limits (e.g. maternity within inpatient), waiting periods, co-pays, exclusions, and whether a limit is a shared family pool or per member. Enrol members and their dependants, then check eligibility and adjudicate claims in real time.
- Eligibility, in real timeIs the member active, past any waiting period, and with limit remaining? The answer is a live query against the scheme's benefits and the member's (or family's) utilization this year.
- Benefit-level adjudicationA billed service is decided as pass, partial or reject — walking eligibility → exclusions → co-pay → sub-limit cap → annual-limit cap — returning exactly what the insurer pays and what the member bears, with reasons. Pre-authorize (preview) or book the claim, which advances utilization for the next decision.
Where to find it
Member & provider portals
Members see their cover in their iqava wallet at my.iqava.com/cover — a digital member card and, per benefit, how much of the limit is left this year, updated in real time.
Providers get their own portal at iqava.com/provider: a hospital claims its facility, then verifies a member's eligibility and submits pre-authorizations and claims — but only for insurers that have actively empanelled them. Each submission is adjudicated in real time against that insurer's benefits.
To confirm the person holding the card is the member, the provider can send a one-time codeto the member's phone and have them read it back. The confirmation is recorded on the insurer's audit trail, so a later claim is known to have been presented in person. A member with no phone on file is verified by the card and national ID as before. The member's digital card also carries a QR code, so a desk can scan it with a phone camera and land straight on that member's lookup instead of typing the number.
What's coming
Related: the Integration Hub (sync members and providers from an insurer's existing systems) and Claims.