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Take the next step in your care. Connect with clinicians about prescriptions, lab work, and referrals, and check insurance prices and networks. Its tools can start care requests and send messages.
Clinician conversations
Prescriptions
Referrals
Insurance checks
Connection details
Sign up or sign in through Arlo’s OAuth flow. Some tools start care requests or send messages, so review them with the patient. Care availability and any payment are confirmed with Arlo.
Agent compatibility
Dynamic registration
Supported
Public-client DCR is available.
PKCE
S256
Arlo requires PKCE S256.
Local loopback
Supported
Verified locally. Cloud agents need a public HTTPS callback.
Works with
ClaudeDocumented: Arlo publishes a Claude setup guide.
Local MCP agentsVerified: Uses DCR and a local loopback callback.
See a licensed doctor by chat without leaving the conversation. Start a request, answer intake questions, add photos, pay, and read the reply, treatment plan, and lab orders. Cash-pay, US only.
Doctor chat
Lab orders
Prescriptions
Payment link
Connection details
Sign in or create a FutureClinic account through its OAuth flow. Its tools start care requests and write to a medical record, so review each step with the patient. The patient approves the visit summary in the agent, then pays on FutureClinic’s own page.
Agent compatibility
Dynamic registration
Supported
Open public-client registration; no initial access token is required.
PKCE
S256
FutureClinic requires PKCE S256.
Local loopback
Supported
Verified locally. Cloud agents need a public HTTPS callback.
Works with
ClaudeDocumented: FutureClinic publishes Claude setup steps.
Claude CodeDocumented: FutureClinic publishes Claude Code setup steps.
AI-guided skin care with a licensed US clinician behind every diagnosis and prescription. Scan your skin, answer a few questions, and get a custom treatment plan for acne, melasma, rosacea, or wrinkles.
Dermatology
Acne
Prescriptions
Women’s health
Nolla publishes no MCP server, so your agent cannot start care here. Open the site to create an account and start a visit.
Availability Dermatology in 40+ US states. The AI acne prescription pilot is Utah only, 18+.
Cost From $4.99/month for the Utah AI prescription pilot; plans from $9.99/month.
Online psychiatry with video visits and medication management for ADHD, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, OCD, insomnia, and panic, covered by most insurance.
Psychiatry
Medication management
Insurance
Legion AI
Legion publishes no MCP server, so your agent cannot start care here. Open the site to book a visit or start a Legion AI renewal.
Availability Video psychiatry in states where Legion is licensed. Legion AI renewals launched in Utah, with nationwide availability planned for 2026.
Cost Most commercial insurance accepted, often for a copay. Legion AI is $19/month.
Free AI symptom chat, then a licensed doctor on video for $39, with prescriptions, lab orders, and refills across primary and urgent care in all 50 states and DC.
Primary care
Urgent care
Prescriptions
Symptom chat
Doctronic publishes no public MCP server, so your agent cannot start care here. Open the site to start a free chat, then see a doctor if treatment is needed.
Availability All 50 US states and DC. AI prescription renewals run in Utah, controlled substances excluded.
Cost AI chat is free. A video visit is $39, and insurance is accepted. Utah renewals carry no renewal fee; pharmacy cost is separate.
Keep a nutrition journal with your agent. Save foods, log meals, track daily totals and targets, and export FHIR records from local Markdown files.
Meal logging
Saved foods
Nutrition totals
Connection details
Open source (MIT) from Flexpa. Trophe runs on your machine over stdio, with no account, API key, or sign-in. Run the command from the repository root, or use an absolute path to src/cli.ts in your MCP client. Data defaults to ~/.trophe; pass --data with an absolute path to choose another directory. Ask your agent to initialize the journal with your timezone before logging meals. Agents with shell access can also use the CLI.
Requires Bun 1.3.13 or newer
Install
git clone https://github.com/flexpa/trophe.git
cd trophe && bun install
Build a family tree with your agent. Add people, link them into families, search the tree, and export GEDCOM or a FHIR family history.
Family tree
GEDCOM export
FHIR export
Connection details
Open source (MIT) from Flexpa, in research preview. Kinbook runs on your machine over stdio and keeps the tree in a local SQLite file, so there is no account or sign-in. Add the command to your MCP client with the repository as its working directory. Pass --db with an absolute path to choose the SQLite file.
Requires Bun
Install
git clone https://github.com/flexpa/kinbook.git
cd kinbook && bun install
Bring Apple Health data from your iPhone and Apple Watch to agents on your Mac. Import a backup or Health export into this macOS-only research app.
Apple Health
Sleep & activity
macOS only
Connection details
Read the setup and security guides before building the app. Import an encrypted iPhone backup or Health export, then pair your MCP client in the app. The app must stay running. It serves read-only data on this Mac. Use the configuration the app issues; do not test the token with curl, because its first use binds it to the calling app. Live HealthKit sync is not available.
Requires macOS 14 or later, Xcode 16+ or a recent Swift toolchain
http://127.0.0.1:4271/mcp
Authorization Pair each agent in the app to get a token bound to that agent. No OAuth.
Find medical entities in clinical text with models your agent can run locally. Browse OpenMed on Hugging Face to choose a model for your task.
Named entity recognition
Clinical text
Local models
Setup details
Carefully read the OpenMed documentation and the selected model card before use. Check the entity labels, language, license, runtime requirements, and limitations. Download the model and run inference locally. Review the extracted entities before using them. This entry links to model repositories; it does not provide an MCP endpoint.
Requires A local model runtime and hardware supported by the selected model
Book real appointments with verified providers. Live today in Google Gemini and Amazon Health AI, its tools search by specialty, location, and insurance, read availability straight from provider scheduling systems, and book, reschedule, or cancel visits.
Provider search
Real-time availability
Insurance match
Appointment booking
Connection details
Zocdoc’s MCP server is live in Google Gemini and Amazon Health AI. Other agents can connect with client credentials Zocdoc issues through its agent registration page at https://www.zocdoc.com/business/welcome-agents. Its tools create and change real appointments, so identify yourself as an agent, confirm the visit details, and get explicit patient consent before booking, rescheduling, or canceling.
Agent compatibility
Dynamic registration
Unavailable
No registration endpoint is published. Zocdoc issues client credentials on request.
PKCE
S256
The authorization server advertises PKCE S256.
Local loopback
Unavailable
Loopback redirects are not documented. Redirect URIs are registered with Zocdoc.
Works with
Google GeminiDocumented: Live Zocdoc integration.
Amazon Health AIDocumented: Live Zocdoc integration.
Look up Epic’s public interoperability documentation with your agent: API specifications, interface summaries, data sharing playbooks, tutorials, and FAQs. It returns published material about Epic on FHIR, not patient records, and needs no account. Its patient-access topics explain the FHIR shapes behind records sourced from an Epic system.
API specifications
Data sharing playbooks
FHIR tutorials
FAQs
Connection details
Add the open.epic MCP connection with the Streamable HTTP transport. No account, API key, or authorization is required. Send only generic documentation terms to this public server. Never send patient identifiers, record contents, or PHI: Epic does not designate the server for sensitive information, and it returns reference material rather than patient records.
Agent compatibility
Access
Open
No account, API key, or authorization is required.
Transport
Streamable HTTP
Remote MCP server over Streamable HTTP.
Works with
Streamable HTTP clientsDocumented: Epic supports AI clients that implement MCP over Streamable HTTP.
Each tool has its own setup. Remote services require a connection, and services that sign you in also require authorization. Services with no MCP server link to their own site. Local tools run on your machine. Tools with a skill include an agent guide.
02 / A few good questions
A little context. Then you’re connected.
Can I use this with my agent?
Yes. Flexpa works with any agent that supports remote MCP connections. Copy the prompt above and paste it into your agent. It will guide you through the setup steps for your app. You can also use the manual setup instructions.
What is a health MCP server?
An MCP server gives your AI assistant a standard way to use a health service. Depending on the server, it can read health records, find lab insights, or help you start a care request.
Do I need a Flexpa account to explore?
No. The public Flexpa registry does not require an account or API key. Hosted services require their own connection and authorization. Local tools such as Trophe and Kinbook run on your machine without an account or sign-in.
Does one connection unlock every server?
The Flexpa connection helps your agent discover tools and setup instructions. Connect to a hosted service and complete its authorization flow, or install a local tool and add its launch command to your MCP client.
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