Which of the following is NOT a common failure mode when setting up Care Everywhere?

• A. Browser compatibility issues during setup.
• B. Misconfigured endpoints.
• C. Incorrect patient matching.
• D. Missing consent.

Answer: (A)

When setting up Care Everywhere, the main blockers come from how the systems connect and share data: making sure the data exchange endpoints are configured correctly, ensuring patient identity is matched accurately across systems, and confirming that patient consent is properly captured for data sharing. These are concrete setup failures that directly prevent successful data exchange.

Browser compatibility issues during setup are not a fundamental failure mode of the Care Everywhere integration itself. They tend to affect the user interface or admin experience rather than the underlying data exchange logic. Using a supported browser will typically resolve those issues, whereas misconfigured endpoints, incorrect patient matching, and missing consent directly derail the setup and ongoing operation.