MCP server · Early access

Expected Health for AI agents

Your AI assistant can find care.Now it can book it, too.

Connect any MCP-compatible assistant to a nationwide network of imaging centers, labs, and urgent care. It searches clinics, compares real cash prices, and sends orders, all in one conversation.

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My doctor ordered a lumbar MRI. I'm paying cash. What's the cheapest place near 60614 that can see me this week?

search_clinics(zip: "60614", procedure: "MRI lumbar")Expected Health

get_cash_prices(clinics: 12)Expected Health

Three ACR-accredited centers within 3 miles. Oakview Imaging is the lowest at $425 (0.4 mi), with the radiologist's report included. Want me to send your order there?

Yes, send it there.

create_referral(clinic: "Oakview", study: "MRI lumbar")Expected Health

Sent. Oakview will call you to schedule, usually within one business day. I'll let you know when your report is ready.

Illustrative conversation. Clinic name is fictional.

Tools your agent gets

Plain, well-described tools over the same network that powers expectedhealthcare.com.

Tool	What it does	Typical use
`search_clinics`	Find imaging, lab, and urgent-care clinics by location and procedure.	"MRI near me"
`get_clinic`	Hours, accreditation, insurance accepted, walk-in availability.	"Do they take Aetna?"
`get_cash_prices`	Published self-pay prices by procedure and clinic.	"How much is a CT?"
`create_referral`	Send a doctor's order to a clinic and start scheduling.	"Book it there"
`get_referral_status`	Track an order from sent to scheduled to report delivered.	"Is my scan booked?"
`request_records`	Send an authorized medical-records request to a clinic.	"Get my imaging records"

Connect in three steps

Step 1

Get credentials

Early-access partners get a key and a signed BAA before any patient data moves.

Step 2

Add the server

One entry in your assistant's MCP config. Works with any client that speaks the protocol.

Step 3

Ask in plain language

Your agent picks the right tools and handles the back-and-forth with the clinic network.

AI already runs our operations

The MCP server is the outside view of how we already work.

Orders read by AI

Doctor's orders arrive as faxes and phone photos. Models extract the study, patient, and provider in seconds.

Voice agents that call clinics

Our AI voice agent phones clinics to confirm fax numbers, walk-in hours, and the next open appointment, so our data stays current.

A network built for machines

8,000+ clinic profiles across 48 states and DC, structured so an agent can compare hours, insurance, and price in one call.

Where we are today

The Expected Health MCP server is in early access. We're working with a small group of partners to shape the tool set before general release. Join the list and we'll reach out with access, docs, and a BAA.

Common questions

What is MCP?

The Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets AI assistants and agents use outside tools and data. An MCP server describes its tools in a way any compatible assistant understands, so there is no custom integration code to write.

Which assistants and agents can connect?

Any client that supports MCP. That includes the major AI assistants, popular agent frameworks, and custom agents you build yourself.

Can I limit what my agent is allowed to do?

Yes. Access is scoped: an agent can be limited to read-only tools like clinic search and prices, or also allowed to send orders and records requests.

How is patient data protected?

Clinic search and price tools never touch patient information. Tools that send orders or request records do, and they are only available to partners who have signed a Business Associate Agreement with us.

When will it be generally available?

We're building it with early-access partners now and will open it more broadly once the tool set is proven with them. Join the list to be first in line.