HTEST from http://terminology.hl7.org/CodeSystem/v3-ActReason, in meta.security.
Their records are written as they read on 27 October 2026, the reference date, so they are
the same every time. Every detail is made up.
Yuk Sample
Holds the sample account. 32, female. Sandbox member ID
EX0000001.Rosalynn Sample
Yuk’s mother. 65, female. Not a Sandbox test member.
Chris Sample
Yuk’s father. 68, male. Sandbox member ID
EX-DECLINED.Yuk Sample
Holds check-in’s sample account and cares for Yuk’s parents, Rosalynn Sample and Chris Sample.- Born: 1994-03-08 (32 on the reference date)
- Sex: female
- Patient id:
sample-yuk - Insurance: Example Health Plan PPO, member ID
EX0000001 - In the Sandbox: test member
EX0000001, the member ID on Yuk’s card. What every request gets: the formulary table’s answer for the medication. - Records: 9, 8 KB of JSON
Yuk has no lab results, vital signs or notes.
Rosalynn Sample
Yuk’s mother, cared for by Yuk Sample.- Born: 1961-06-17 (65 on the reference date)
- Sex: female
- Patient id:
sample-rosalynn - Insurance: Example Medicare Plan, member ID
SAMPLE-0002 - In the Sandbox: not a test member.
- Records: 32, 29 KB of JSON
Chris Sample
Yuk’s father, cared for by Yuk Sample.- Born: 1957-11-02 (68 on the reference date)
- Sex: male
- Patient id:
sample-chris - Insurance: Example Medicare Plan, member ID
SAMPLE-0003 - In the Sandbox: test member
EX-DECLINED, a member ID of the Sandbox’s own, not the one on Chris’s card. What every request gets: the insurer declines the request, whatever the medication. - Records: 436, 2.3 MB of JSON
Around them
Use them
In a check-in
At haau3’s sign-in step, choose Use the sample account. Nobody signs in, and nothing is typed. The account is Yuk Sample’s; pick whose records to send, as a caregiver would. The steps are in Test it.In the Sandbox
Send a test member’s member ID in a pharmacy benefit check tohttps://sandbox.haau3.com, with no
key. Example Health Plan says where the member ID goes and what
each request gets.