On 11/7/2021 the following change will be made to the Epic FHIR integration which is currently in beta:

(1) New context token to better support SDK apps

When initiating a meeting, users can provide a new token in the OAuth 2.0 context called “noRedirect”. If the token is set to “true”, the Epic FHIR application will not redirect to the telehealth URL, but will instead return a JSON payload containing the meeting number, meeting password, and meeting URL. This will allow Zoom SDK apps which do not handle redirect requests, to more easily extract the meeting information.

(2) Allow providers to use their existing Zoom accounts for Zoom Room video visits and "Nurse" video visits.

When initiating a Zoom Room or Nurse video visit, users no longer have to provide the “epicProviderId” token in the OAuth 2.0 context. In addition, a new token called “email” will now be supported where users can optionally enter an email address associated with a Zoom account. If an email is provided, the meeting will be launched with the corresponding account. If the email token is omitted, the meeting will be launched with an auto-generated account.

(3) Zoom Room video visit meeting name is customizable

When launching a Zoom Room video visit, users can enter a new token in the OAuth 2.0 context called “roomDisplay” which will determine the display name of a Zoom Room meeting. The token has a maximum length of 99 characters, and if omitted, the display name will default to “Zoom Room Video Visit”.