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You can access the MCP server without downloading software, locking into a proprietary model, or giving up control over your data.", "ClaimedToolCount": 102, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "dalea-research-orchestration-platform", "Name": "Dalea - Research Orchestration Platform", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/dalea-research-orchestration-platform", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/dalea-research-orchestration-platform.json", "Description": "Dalea is a data platform for BioPharma R&D. \n\nThis connector lets Claude work directly in your Dalea workspace: search across documents, files, data and inventory; read and author lab documents (with tables, charts, plates and executable analysis blocks); design and query data environments (entity and result tables); record and analyse experimental measurements; manage physical inventory (samples, reagents, containers); build in-platform addon webapps and import/export structured spreadsheets. \nRead and write operations are exposed as separate, clearly-annotated tools so you always know when Claude is only reading versus changing your workspace, and destructive or schema-committing actions are flagged. \n\nAccess is scoped per user and workspace via OAuth 2.1; Dalea only reads the workspace data needed to perform each request.", "ClaimedToolCount": 37, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "dovetail-regulatory", "Name": "Dovetail Regulatory", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/dovetail-regulatory", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/dovetail-regulatory.json", "Description": "Manage your quality management system directly from Claude. This MCP server lets you create, read and update quality records, documents and traceability links, while QMS Plus, our ISO 13485 validated eQMS, stays the controlled, audit-ready system of record. Built for teams taking a medical device to the FDA or EU MDR.", "ClaimedToolCount": 37, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "aiva", "Name": "Aiva", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/aiva", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/aiva.json", "Description": "Aiva helps clinicians get things done on Claude for Healthcare!\n\nGive your clinicians real-time voice control over every IT enterprise system in your hospitals including:\n\n- Work orders in ServiceNow: Submit an IT Service Management ticket the moment you see a problem, speeding resolution\n\n- Policies & Procedures in Wolters Kluwer and Elsevier: Look up proprietary and licensed content real-time, improving utilization and outcomes.\n\n- EHRs like Epic and Oracle Cerner: Voice chart across multiple rows and flowsheets in a single command, reducing latency, improving compliance, decreasing incidental overtime and increasing staff and patient satisfaction scores. Lookup vitals, labs and other information from the EHR in real-time.\n\n- Dietary like CBORD and Computrition: Give nurses immediate access to all the dietary order information they need without having to place calls or go hunting for information, improving service while reducing distractions.\n\n- Messaging tools like Vocera, Voalte and TigerConnect: Send messages to colleagues without having to open up different apps, facilitating communication across the hospital\n\n- Smart Patient Rooms built with Siemens, Johnson Controls, Trane, Schneider Electric: Smart devices like lights, blinds, thermostats and TVs, freeing up more time for higher-value direct care.\n\n- Patient experience via GetWell, Sonifi, pCare, Vibe, Aceso: Clinicians can play programming for patients like educational videos and meal information.\n\nAiva clients have reported ROI metrics at the AHA, AMIA and AONL:\n\n- Improve documentation timeliness by 90%\n- Reduce incidental nurse overtime by 50%\n- Increase Press Ganey scores on nursing-sensitive questions up to 37%\n\nView a presentation by Cedars-Sinai nurse leaders to the American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA):\n\nhttps://amia.org/education-events/education-catalog/25x5-webinar-series-reducing-burden-elevating-care-lessons", "ClaimedToolCount": 35, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "scispot-io", "Name": "Scispot.io", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/scispot-io", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/scispot-io.json", "Description": "Scispot is built for high-throughput labs such as molecular diagnostics labs, CROs, and CDMOs, as well as AI-driven biotech companies where speed, traceability, and compliance must work together. Teams can run AI directly in production workflows without exporting data or breaking audit trails.", "ClaimedToolCount": 34, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "kaiterra", "Name": "Kaiterra", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/kaiterra", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/kaiterra.json", "Description": "Kaiterra monitors indoor environmental quality — air, temperature, humidity, light, and sound — in commercial buildings worldwide. This connector gives Claude direct access to your Kaiterra account so you can investigate your buildings in plain language instead of clicking through dashboards.\n\nExplore your portfolio: list buildings, floors, spaces, and devices, and see live readings mapped onto floorplans.\n\nPull and compare data: fetch time series for PM2.5, CO₂, TVOC, temperature, humidity, sound, and light across multiple devices at once, and compare indoor conditions against outdoor air quality.\n\nDiagnose problems: run a traffic-light health check on any building, detect statistical anomalies, and compare before-and-after periods to verify whether an HVAC change or renovation actually worked.\n\nTrack certification: check WELL compliance for any date range and see Time Within Targets for each metric.\n\nMonitor HVAC and occupancy: review air flow rate, filter status, and CO₂-derived occupancy estimates.\n\nOrganize and alert: rename devices, assign them to spaces, create or update spaces and floors, and set up alert watches for any parameter — all from the conversation.\n\nRequires a Kaiterra account with connected devices. Read access covers your building hierarchy and sensor data. Write access is limited to configuration: device names and placements, space and floor records, and alert watches. Claude cannot modify or delete historical sensor readings.", "ClaimedToolCount": 27, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "undermind", "Name": "Undermind", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/undermind", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/undermind.json", "Description": "Undermind is your AI co-researcher for the scientific literature. Ask a research question and Undermind searches the literature for you. It follows citation trails, evaluates hundreds of papers, and comes back with a ranked reading list rather than a page of keyword matches.\n\nWith Undermind you can: \nRun deep literature searches. Undermind's search agents explore a research question for a few minutes, then report back with a summary and a ranked list of relevant papers.\nLook up papers by topic, author, title, DOI, or citation relationships (papers citing or cited by a paper you know), with abstracts and citation metrics.\nAsk questions about a paper's full text, including its figures, tables, and equations, and check the answers against the source.\nKeep your work organized in workspaces with folders, starred papers, saved searches, and notes, all synced with your account at undermind.ai.\n\nScientists at thousands of research institutions use Undermind, from university labs to pharma R&D teams. Use it to check whether an idea is new, get oriented in an unfamiliar field, or track down the one method paper you need.\n\nYou'll need an Undermind account (free or paid) and to sign in when connecting.", "ClaimedToolCount": 24, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "coros", "Name": "COROS", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/coros", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/coros.json", "Description": "COROS connects Claude with COROS workout, activity, device, and training data, so users can ask natural-language questions about their performance trends. It helps users review workout records, analyze activity details, laps, segments, and FIT files, understand training load and schedules, and generate personal activity and training summaries. It is not for emergencies, clinical diagnosis, or medication advice.", "ClaimedToolCount": 22, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "mfit-personal", "Name": "MFIT Personal", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/mfit-personal", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/mfit-personal.json", "Description": "Connect Claude to your MFIT Personal trainer account. Search and review named clients, groups, exercises, workouts, and evaluations; compare a small set of evaluations; and prepare supported client, group, custom-exercise, or workout changes. You can also prepare online evaluation requests and push notifications for one client or one group. Every change or outbound send is previewed first and requires explicit confirmation. Results are intentionally bounded and do not expose full client lists, group rosters, arbitrary exports, billing data, media libraries, or database access.", "ClaimedToolCount": 21, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "snomed-ct-terminology", "Name": "SNOMED CT Terminology", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/snomed-ct-terminology", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/snomed-ct-terminology.json", "Description": "SNOMED CT is the world's most comprehensive clinical terminology, used in electronic health records across more than 80 countries. This connector gives Claude direct access to it through SNOMED International's terminology server.\n\nUse it to look up concepts by code or name, validate that a code exists and is active, test subsumption between concepts, navigate the hierarchy (ancestors, children, descendants), and expand value sets using Expression Constraint Language (ECL). It works across all SNOMED CT editions available on the connected backend, including the International, US and Australian editions.\n\nEvery tool is read-only, the connector never modifies terminology data. It runs as a stateless proxy to the configured Snowstorm instance, holding no query content or personal data between requests.\n\nBuilt and maintained by SNOMED International, the owners of SNOMED CT.", "ClaimedToolCount": 15, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "demographic-and-health-surveys", "Name": "Demographic and Health Surveys", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/demographic-and-health-surveys", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/demographic-and-health-surveys.json", "Description": "The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) Program spans more than 90 countries and 450+ nationally representative household surveys on population, health, and nutrition. This MCP enables AI tools to query the DHS Program's public aggregate-indicator API to answer questions on fertility, mortality, maternal and child health, nutrition, family planning, and more. Results can be disaggregated by sex, age, residence, and wealth. No individual-level survey records are exposed; microdata access remains governed by DHS's existing registration flow. All results include appropriate citation (survey, country, year).", "ClaimedToolCount": 14, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "amass-connector", "Name": "Amass Connector", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/amass-connector", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/amass-connector.json", "Description": "**The biomedical intelligence layer for AI**\n\nSearch and reason across 60M+ cross-linked life science records — including peer-reviewed publications, clinical trials, drugs, genes, regulatory approvals, and patents — from a single connector.\n\nInstead of searching individual databases, Amass gives Claude access to a unified biomedical knowledge layer where entities are linked across sources, enabling richer retrieval, evidence synthesis, and scientific reasoning with full source attribution.\n\n## What you can do\n\nUse Amass to power workflows such as:\n\n- Scientific literature reviews\n- Drug and target discovery\n- Clinical trial landscape analysis\n- Regulatory intelligence (FDA & EMA)\n- Drug approval and label comparison\n- Patent landscape and freedom-to-operate research\n- Gene, target and biomarker exploration\n- Due diligence and competitive intelligence\n- AI agents that require grounded biomedical evidence\n\n## Included *Cores\n\n**BioMedCore**\n40M+ peer-reviewed publications from PubMed and PubMed Central, including 3.6M+ with full text and 29M+ with abstracts.\n\n**TrialCore**\n1.2M+ clinical trials from ClinicalTrials.gov and international registries (ChiCTR, CTRI, EU-CTR, JPRN, IRCT, and more), linked to drugs, diseases, publications and regulatory outcomes.\n\n**DrugCore**\n22K+ harmonized drugs and molecules — including 5,200+ approved — with modality, mechanism of action, targets, development stage, synonyms, structures and ChEMBL relationships.\n\n**RegulatoryCore**\n7K+ FDA and EMA approvals, backed by 466K+ parsed document sections — labels, SmPCs, EPARs, review documents and regulatory history.\n\n**GeneCore**\n42K+ human genes enriched with target intelligence, druggability, clinical evidence, tractability, DepMap essentiality, safety liabilities and cross-links to drugs, trials and publications.\n\n**PatentCore** *(Preview)*\n16M+ life science patents with full-text search, CPC/IPC classifications, patent families, assignees, inventors and chemical compounds.", "ClaimedToolCount": 13, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "aniva", "Name": "Aniva", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/aniva", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/aniva.json", "Description": "Aniva connects Claude to the signed-in user's personal health profile. Pull the latest biomarker results with reference ranges and status, track a single biomarker over time, see your biological vs. calendar age, review your personalized action plan, check supplement stack and recommendations, look up upcoming appointments and test-kit progress, and inspect membership or referral status. All tools are read-only, scoped to the authenticated user via OAuth, and render rich visual cards (MCP Apps widgets) so results show as charts and grids, not raw JSON.", "ClaimedToolCount": 12, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "pubcrawl", "Name": "PubCrawl", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/pubcrawl", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/pubcrawl.json", "Description": "PubCrawl gives Claude real-time access to PubMed, FDA prescribing information, UK drug labelling, and ClinicalTrials.gov. Search the biomedical literature, retrieve structured abstracts and full-text papers, compare US and UK drug labels side by side, and find recruiting clinical trials - all grounded in live, verified data. No API keys, no account required. Built for medical writers, researchers, and pharmaceutical professionals who need citations they can actually trust.", "ClaimedToolCount": 12, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "docnexus-advanced-search-mcp", "Name": "DocNexus Advanced Search MCP", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/docnexus-advanced-search-mcp", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/docnexus-advanced-search-mcp.json", "Description": "DocNexus turns real-world healthcare data into answers. This connector lets\nClaude search DocNexus Advanced Search — a database built on de-identified US\nmedical and pharmacy claims — directly in your conversation.\n\nAsk in plain English and Claude will find and rank the right people and\norganizations, then explain what it found:\n\n• Find individual providers (HCPs) by specialty, geography, affiliation, and\n what they diagnose, treat, or prescribe.\n• Find healthcare executives and leadership at systems, hospitals, and firms.\n• Rank the top providers or organizations by claim or patient volume for any\n clinical market (a diagnosis, procedure, or drug).\n• Size a market — total claims or unique patients for a clinical definition.\n• Chart patient-volume trends over time.\n• See a provider's organizational affiliations.\n\nEvery query runs as your own DocNexus account, returning only data you already\nhave access to. Codes and names are resolved to canonical values automatically,\nand results include the underlying query for full transparency.\n\nThis connector is a fast way to explore and qualify. Deeper workflows —\nreferral-network mapping, opportunity maps, exports, and saved lists — live in\nthe DocNexus platform, which the connector links you to when relevant.\n\nYou need a DocNexus platform account to use it.", "ClaimedToolCount": 11, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "parameter", "Name": "Parameter", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/parameter", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/parameter.json", "Description": "Parameter is a workout app for iPhone and Apple Watch built around a simple idea: you already pay for an AI that is a better coach than any fitness app's built-in one. What it lacked was a place to put the plan.\n\nConnect Parameter once and planning happens in the chat you already use. Your AI reads your profile, your equipment and your real workout history, then writes a week of training straight into the app. Ask it to adjust today's session and the change appears on your phone and your watch.\n\nParameter never writes a plan of its own. Its job is to run what your AI writes and to log what actually happened, so the next plan is built on your real results rather than what was scheduled. It handles structured intervals, exercise routines with sets and reps, cardio sessions, classes you follow in another app, and rest days as first-class entries.\n\nThe tools are read-only until you ask for a change. Reads cover your profile, equipment, current plan, workout history and individual logs. Writes cover pushing a plan or a single workout, updating one you have not started, and deleting a planned workout.\n\nThere is no Parameter account. Your data lives in your own private iCloud database, and the developer cannot read it. The server stores no workout data at all: one encrypted authorization token per account, and limited diagnostic logs.", "ClaimedToolCount": 11, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "smarts-bio", "Name": "smarts.bio", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/smarts-bio", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/smarts-bio.json", "Description": "smarts.bio brings a real bioinformatics platform into Claude. \nDescribe your analysis in plain English and run actual tools and pipelines on your own data — no scripting or setup required.\n\nWhat you can do:\n* Run sequence searches and analyses — BLAST, GC content, ORFs, domains, and more across DNA, RNA, and protein\n* Call and annotate variants, align reads (WES, RNA-seq), and run quality-control and other multi-step pipelines\n* Upload and manage workspace files, then open results - FASTA, BAM, VCF, PDB, CSV - in interactive viewers\nSearch genes, literature, and patents alongside your analysis\n\nWho it's for: biologists, bioinformaticians, computational biologists, and researchers who'd rather describe an analysis than wire up the tooling.\n\nConnect your smarts.bio account to get started. \nLong-running jobs keep working in the background, and your files stay in your own workspace.", "ClaimedToolCount": 11, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "boltz-api", "Name": "Boltz API", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/boltz-api", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/boltz-api.json", "Description": "The official Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for the Boltz API. Predict molecular structures and binding interactions, screen small-molecule and protein libraries against a target, and design small molecules and protein binders — all from chat. Each workflow estimates cost before running, then downloads structured results to your workspace when the job completes.", "ClaimedToolCount": 10, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "nyquistai-medtech", "Name": "NyquistAI MedTech", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/nyquistai-medtech", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/nyquistai-medtech.json", "Description": "Tap into NyquistAI's comprehensive database of FDA medical device intelligence, including all 510(k), PMA, De Novo, and HDE clearances and approvals, adverse events, recalls, guidance, and more. This app provides FDA regulatory and safety intelligence for research, compliance, and monitoring purposes only. It does not provide medical advice or clinical recommendations.", "ClaimedToolCount": 10, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "smartspectra", "Name": "SmartSpectra", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/smartspectra", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/smartspectra.json", "Description": "SmartSpectra is a contactless vital signs SDK from Presage Technologies. It measures heart rate and breathing rate from standard smartphone and webcam video using rPPG (remote photoplethysmography), on any device with a camera. No wearables, no contact sensors.\n\nDevelopers use SmartSpectra rPPG for remote vital signs monitoring, telehealth intake, contactless health checks, employee wellness screening, driver fatigue detection, clinical trial screening, and digital biomarker collection across iOS, Android, and web.\n\nUse this connector to retrieve SDK credentials and API keys, inspect plan usage, manage registered mobile applications, locate application configuration files, and search SmartSpectra rPPG integration documentation.\n\nAlso measured: heart rate variability (HRV) and electrodermal activity, with ongoing work in contactless blood pressure.\n\nThe SmartSpectra SDK is built by Presage Technologies, who in 2026 received FDA 510(k) clearance (K254169) for heart rate and breathing rate in its SmartSpectra Vital Signs Monitor 1.0. Presage serves healthcare, government, and wellness markets from Leesburg, Virginia, USA.", "ClaimedToolCount": 10, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "healthex", "Name": "HealthEx", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/healthex", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/healthex.json", "Description": "HealthEx connects Claude to your health records, enabling personalized insights and proactive health management through secure data access.", "ClaimedToolCount": 9, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "icd-10-codes", "Name": "ICD-10 Codes", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/icd-10-codes", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/icd-10-codes.json", "Description": "The ICD-10 Codes Connector gives Claude access to the complete ICD-10-CM (diagnosis) and ICD-10-PCS (procedure) code sets for medical classification and billing.", "ClaimedToolCount": 9, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "latchbio", "Name": "LatchBio", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/latchbio", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/latchbio.json", "Description": "The Latch MCP lets you connect Latch to Claude, allowing you to browse data, start bioinformatics workflows and monitor workflow executions. Run serverless bioinformatics pipelines written in Nextflow or Python without leaving Claude.", "ClaimedToolCount": 9, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null }, { "Slug": "motion4rent", "Name": "Motion4Rent", "Url": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/motion4rent", "JsonUrl": "https://askpod.ai/mcp/motion4rent.json", "Description": "Motion4rent lets you rent mobility equipment — manual and electric wheelchairs, mobility scooters, knee walkers, rollators and similar mobility aids — in cities around the world, through a network of trusted local partners. It rents mobility aids only: not bicycles, e-bikes, motorbikes or cars.\n\nTell the assistant your city and travel dates and it finds available equipment with the FINAL price (taxes and management fee already included — no surprises), product photos, key specs (max weight, range, folding, type) and the delivery options that actually apply: store pickup, delivery to your home, hotel or apartment, airport, or cruise port. When you're ready, it prepares the booking and returns a secure Stripe payment link you open to pay — the assistant never sees or handles your card details.\n\nNo account needed: you simply provide the booking details (name, email, phone, country) in the conversation, like filling in a booking form. Free-cancellation windows and deposit terms are shown up front, and prices can be displayed in the currency you choose.\n\nIdeal for travelers with reduced mobility, people recovering from surgery, families arranging equipment for an elderly relative, or anyone who needs mobility gear at their destination without carrying their own.\n\nOperated by Motion4rent (TimetoMobility S.L.). Payments are processed by Stripe under its own privacy policy.", "ClaimedToolCount": 9, "Outcome": null, "RequiresAuth": false, "CheckedAt": null } ], "Indexable": true, "ContentMarkdown": "# Best Health MCP Servers\n\nMCP servers for health, what each one reports it can do, and whether Pod has verified it.\n\n77 servers, ordered by adoption — npm downloads where a package exists, then reported issue volume. None have been dialled by Pod yet, so every tool list here is publisher-reported and unverified.\n\nShowing 1–25 of 77 · page 1 of 4.\n\n## [Givemeanode](/mcp/givemeanode)\n\nclaude mcp add --transport http givemeanode https://mcp.givemeanode.com\n\n142 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [Redox](/mcp/redox)\n\nRedox Engine’s MCP server is an open, model-agnostic gateway that lets your technically sophisticated healthcare integration team manage, configure, monitor, and automate your Redox environment through any AI client you already trust. You can access the MCP server without downloading software, locking into a proprietary model, or giving up control over your data.\n\n102 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [Dalea - Research Orchestration Platform](/mcp/dalea-research-orchestration-platform)\n\nDalea is a data platform for BioPharma R&D. \n\nThis connector lets Claude work directly in your Dalea workspace: search across documents, files, data and inventory; read and author lab documents (with tables, charts, plates and executable analysis blocks); design and query data environments (entity and result tables); record and analyse experimental measurements; manage physical inventory (samples, reagents, containers); build in-platform addon webapps and import/export structured spreadsheets. \nRead and write operations are exposed as separate, clearly-annotated tools so you always know when Claude is only reading versus changing your workspace, and destructive or schema-committing actions are flagged. \n\nAccess is scoped per user and workspace via OAuth 2.1; Dalea only reads the workspace data needed to perform each request.\n\n37 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [Dovetail Regulatory](/mcp/dovetail-regulatory)\n\nManage your quality management system directly from Claude. This MCP server lets you create, read and update quality records, documents and traceability links, while QMS Plus, our ISO 13485 validated eQMS, stays the controlled, audit-ready system of record. Built for teams taking a medical device to the FDA or EU MDR.\n\n37 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [Aiva](/mcp/aiva)\n\nAiva helps clinicians get things done on Claude for Healthcare!\n\nGive your clinicians real-time voice control over every IT enterprise system in your hospitals including:\n\n- Work orders in ServiceNow: Submit an IT Service Management ticket the moment you see a problem, speeding resolution\n\n- Policies & Procedures in Wolters Kluwer and Elsevier: Look up proprietary and licensed content real-time, improving utilization and outcomes.\n\n- EHRs like Epic and Oracle Cerner: Voice chart across multiple rows and flowsheets in a single command, reducing latency, improving compliance, decreasing incidental overtime and increasing staff and patient satisfaction scores. Lookup vitals, labs and other information from the EHR in real-time.\n\n- Dietary like CBORD and Computrition: Give nurses immediate access to all the dietary order information they need without having to place calls or go hunting for information, improving service while reducing distractions.\n\n- Messaging tools like Vocera, Voalte and TigerConnect: Send messages to colleagues without having to open up different apps, facilitating communication across the hospital\n\n- Smart Patient Rooms built with Siemens, Johnson Controls, Trane, Schneider Electric: Smart devices like lights, blinds, thermostats and TVs, freeing up more time for higher-value direct care.\n\n- Patient experience via GetWell, Sonifi, pCare, Vibe, Aceso: Clinicians can play programming for patients like educational videos and meal information.\n\nAiva clients have reported ROI metrics at the AHA, AMIA and AONL:\n\n- Improve documentation timeliness by 90%\n- Reduce incidental nurse overtime by 50%\n- Increase Press Ganey scores on nursing-sensitive questions up to 37%\n\nView a presentation by Cedars-Sinai nurse leaders to the American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA):\n\nhttps://amia.org/education-events/education-catalog/25x5-webinar-series-reducing-burden-elevating-care-lessons\n\n35 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [Scispot.io](/mcp/scispot-io)\n\nScispot is built for high-throughput labs such as molecular diagnostics labs, CROs, and CDMOs, as well as AI-driven biotech companies where speed, traceability, and compliance must work together. Teams can run AI directly in production workflows without exporting data or breaking audit trails.\n\n34 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [Kaiterra](/mcp/kaiterra)\n\nKaiterra monitors indoor environmental quality — air, temperature, humidity, light, and sound — in commercial buildings worldwide. This connector gives Claude direct access to your Kaiterra account so you can investigate your buildings in plain language instead of clicking through dashboards.\n\nExplore your portfolio: list buildings, floors, spaces, and devices, and see live readings mapped onto floorplans.\n\nPull and compare data: fetch time series for PM2.5, CO₂, TVOC, temperature, humidity, sound, and light across multiple devices at once, and compare indoor conditions against outdoor air quality.\n\nDiagnose problems: run a traffic-light health check on any building, detect statistical anomalies, and compare before-and-after periods to verify whether an HVAC change or renovation actually worked.\n\nTrack certification: check WELL compliance for any date range and see Time Within Targets for each metric.\n\nMonitor HVAC and occupancy: review air flow rate, filter status, and CO₂-derived occupancy estimates.\n\nOrganize and alert: rename devices, assign them to spaces, create or update spaces and floors, and set up alert watches for any parameter — all from the conversation.\n\nRequires a Kaiterra account with connected devices. Read access covers your building hierarchy and sensor data. Write access is limited to configuration: device names and placements, space and floor records, and alert watches. Claude cannot modify or delete historical sensor readings.\n\n27 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [Undermind](/mcp/undermind)\n\nUndermind is your AI co-researcher for the scientific literature. Ask a research question and Undermind searches the literature for you. It follows citation trails, evaluates hundreds of papers, and comes back with a ranked reading list rather than a page of keyword matches.\n\nWith Undermind you can: \nRun deep literature searches. Undermind's search agents explore a research question for a few minutes, then report back with a summary and a ranked list of relevant papers.\nLook up papers by topic, author, title, DOI, or citation relationships (papers citing or cited by a paper you know), with abstracts and citation metrics.\nAsk questions about a paper's full text, including its figures, tables, and equations, and check the answers against the source.\nKeep your work organized in workspaces with folders, starred papers, saved searches, and notes, all synced with your account at undermind.ai.\n\nScientists at thousands of research institutions use Undermind, from university labs to pharma R&D teams. Use it to check whether an idea is new, get oriented in an unfamiliar field, or track down the one method paper you need.\n\nYou'll need an Undermind account (free or paid) and to sign in when connecting.\n\n24 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [COROS](/mcp/coros)\n\nCOROS connects Claude with COROS workout, activity, device, and training data, so users can ask natural-language questions about their performance trends. It helps users review workout records, analyze activity details, laps, segments, and FIT files, understand training load and schedules, and generate personal activity and training summaries. It is not for emergencies, clinical diagnosis, or medication advice.\n\n22 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [MFIT Personal](/mcp/mfit-personal)\n\nConnect Claude to your MFIT Personal trainer account. Search and review named clients, groups, exercises, workouts, and evaluations; compare a small set of evaluations; and prepare supported client, group, custom-exercise, or workout changes. You can also prepare online evaluation requests and push notifications for one client or one group. Every change or outbound send is previewed first and requires explicit confirmation. Results are intentionally bounded and do not expose full client lists, group rosters, arbitrary exports, billing data, media libraries, or database access.\n\n21 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [SNOMED CT Terminology](/mcp/snomed-ct-terminology)\n\nSNOMED CT is the world's most comprehensive clinical terminology, used in electronic health records across more than 80 countries. This connector gives Claude direct access to it through SNOMED International's terminology server.\n\nUse it to look up concepts by code or name, validate that a code exists and is active, test subsumption between concepts, navigate the hierarchy (ancestors, children, descendants), and expand value sets using Expression Constraint Language (ECL). It works across all SNOMED CT editions available on the connected backend, including the International, US and Australian editions.\n\nEvery tool is read-only, the connector never modifies terminology data. It runs as a stateless proxy to the configured Snowstorm instance, holding no query content or personal data between requests.\n\nBuilt and maintained by SNOMED International, the owners of SNOMED CT.\n\n15 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [Demographic and Health Surveys](/mcp/demographic-and-health-surveys)\n\nThe Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) Program spans more than 90 countries and 450+ nationally representative household surveys on population, health, and nutrition. This MCP enables AI tools to query the DHS Program's public aggregate-indicator API to answer questions on fertility, mortality, maternal and child health, nutrition, family planning, and more. Results can be disaggregated by sex, age, residence, and wealth. No individual-level survey records are exposed; microdata access remains governed by DHS's existing registration flow. All results include appropriate citation (survey, country, year).\n\n14 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [Amass Connector](/mcp/amass-connector)\n\n**The biomedical intelligence layer for AI**\n\nSearch and reason across 60M+ cross-linked life science records — including peer-reviewed publications, clinical trials, drugs, genes, regulatory approvals, and patents — from a single connector.\n\nInstead of searching individual databases, Amass gives Claude access to a unified biomedical knowledge layer where entities are linked across sources, enabling richer retrieval, evidence synthesis, and scientific reasoning with full source attribution.\n\n## What you can do\n\nUse Amass to power workflows such as:\n\n- Scientific literature reviews\n- Drug and target discovery\n- Clinical trial landscape analysis\n- Regulatory intelligence (FDA & EMA)\n- Drug approval and label comparison\n- Patent landscape and freedom-to-operate research\n- Gene, target and biomarker exploration\n- Due diligence and competitive intelligence\n- AI agents that require grounded biomedical evidence\n\n## Included *Cores\n\n**BioMedCore**\n40M+ peer-reviewed publications from PubMed and PubMed Central, including 3.6M+ with full text and 29M+ with abstracts.\n\n**TrialCore**\n1.2M+ clinical trials from ClinicalTrials.gov and international registries (ChiCTR, CTRI, EU-CTR, JPRN, IRCT, and more), linked to drugs, diseases, publications and regulatory outcomes.\n\n**DrugCore**\n22K+ harmonized drugs and molecules — including 5,200+ approved — with modality, mechanism of action, targets, development stage, synonyms, structures and ChEMBL relationships.\n\n**RegulatoryCore**\n7K+ FDA and EMA approvals, backed by 466K+ parsed document sections — labels, SmPCs, EPARs, review documents and regulatory history.\n\n**GeneCore**\n42K+ human genes enriched with target intelligence, druggability, clinical evidence, tractability, DepMap essentiality, safety liabilities and cross-links to drugs, trials and publications.\n\n**PatentCore** *(Preview)*\n16M+ life science patents with full-text search, CPC/IPC classifications, patent families, assignees, inventors and chemical compounds.\n\n13 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [Aniva](/mcp/aniva)\n\nAniva connects Claude to the signed-in user's personal health profile. Pull the latest biomarker results with reference ranges and status, track a single biomarker over time, see your biological vs. calendar age, review your personalized action plan, check supplement stack and recommendations, look up upcoming appointments and test-kit progress, and inspect membership or referral status. All tools are read-only, scoped to the authenticated user via OAuth, and render rich visual cards (MCP Apps widgets) so results show as charts and grids, not raw JSON.\n\n12 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [PubCrawl](/mcp/pubcrawl)\n\nPubCrawl gives Claude real-time access to PubMed, FDA prescribing information, UK drug labelling, and ClinicalTrials.gov. Search the biomedical literature, retrieve structured abstracts and full-text papers, compare US and UK drug labels side by side, and find recruiting clinical trials - all grounded in live, verified data. No API keys, no account required. Built for medical writers, researchers, and pharmaceutical professionals who need citations they can actually trust.\n\n12 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [DocNexus Advanced Search MCP](/mcp/docnexus-advanced-search-mcp)\n\nDocNexus turns real-world healthcare data into answers. This connector lets\nClaude search DocNexus Advanced Search — a database built on de-identified US\nmedical and pharmacy claims — directly in your conversation.\n\nAsk in plain English and Claude will find and rank the right people and\norganizations, then explain what it found:\n\n• Find individual providers (HCPs) by specialty, geography, affiliation, and\n what they diagnose, treat, or prescribe.\n• Find healthcare executives and leadership at systems, hospitals, and firms.\n• Rank the top providers or organizations by claim or patient volume for any\n clinical market (a diagnosis, procedure, or drug).\n• Size a market — total claims or unique patients for a clinical definition.\n• Chart patient-volume trends over time.\n• See a provider's organizational affiliations.\n\nEvery query runs as your own DocNexus account, returning only data you already\nhave access to. Codes and names are resolved to canonical values automatically,\nand results include the underlying query for full transparency.\n\nThis connector is a fast way to explore and qualify. Deeper workflows —\nreferral-network mapping, opportunity maps, exports, and saved lists — live in\nthe DocNexus platform, which the connector links you to when relevant.\n\nYou need a DocNexus platform account to use it.\n\n11 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [Parameter](/mcp/parameter)\n\nParameter is a workout app for iPhone and Apple Watch built around a simple idea: you already pay for an AI that is a better coach than any fitness app's built-in one. What it lacked was a place to put the plan.\n\nConnect Parameter once and planning happens in the chat you already use. Your AI reads your profile, your equipment and your real workout history, then writes a week of training straight into the app. Ask it to adjust today's session and the change appears on your phone and your watch.\n\nParameter never writes a plan of its own. Its job is to run what your AI writes and to log what actually happened, so the next plan is built on your real results rather than what was scheduled. It handles structured intervals, exercise routines with sets and reps, cardio sessions, classes you follow in another app, and rest days as first-class entries.\n\nThe tools are read-only until you ask for a change. Reads cover your profile, equipment, current plan, workout history and individual logs. Writes cover pushing a plan or a single workout, updating one you have not started, and deleting a planned workout.\n\nThere is no Parameter account. Your data lives in your own private iCloud database, and the developer cannot read it. The server stores no workout data at all: one encrypted authorization token per account, and limited diagnostic logs.\n\n11 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [smarts.bio](/mcp/smarts-bio)\n\nsmarts.bio brings a real bioinformatics platform into Claude. \nDescribe your analysis in plain English and run actual tools and pipelines on your own data — no scripting or setup required.\n\nWhat you can do:\n* Run sequence searches and analyses — BLAST, GC content, ORFs, domains, and more across DNA, RNA, and protein\n* Call and annotate variants, align reads (WES, RNA-seq), and run quality-control and other multi-step pipelines\n* Upload and manage workspace files, then open results - FASTA, BAM, VCF, PDB, CSV - in interactive viewers\nSearch genes, literature, and patents alongside your analysis\n\nWho it's for: biologists, bioinformaticians, computational biologists, and researchers who'd rather describe an analysis than wire up the tooling.\n\nConnect your smarts.bio account to get started. \nLong-running jobs keep working in the background, and your files stay in your own workspace.\n\n11 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [Boltz API](/mcp/boltz-api)\n\nThe official Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for the Boltz API. Predict molecular structures and binding interactions, screen small-molecule and protein libraries against a target, and design small molecules and protein binders — all from chat. Each workflow estimates cost before running, then downloads structured results to your workspace when the job completes.\n\n10 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [NyquistAI MedTech](/mcp/nyquistai-medtech)\n\nTap into NyquistAI's comprehensive database of FDA medical device intelligence, including all 510(k), PMA, De Novo, and HDE clearances and approvals, adverse events, recalls, guidance, and more. This app provides FDA regulatory and safety intelligence for research, compliance, and monitoring purposes only. It does not provide medical advice or clinical recommendations.\n\n10 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [SmartSpectra](/mcp/smartspectra)\n\nSmartSpectra is a contactless vital signs SDK from Presage Technologies. It measures heart rate and breathing rate from standard smartphone and webcam video using rPPG (remote photoplethysmography), on any device with a camera. No wearables, no contact sensors.\n\nDevelopers use SmartSpectra rPPG for remote vital signs monitoring, telehealth intake, contactless health checks, employee wellness screening, driver fatigue detection, clinical trial screening, and digital biomarker collection across iOS, Android, and web.\n\nUse this connector to retrieve SDK credentials and API keys, inspect plan usage, manage registered mobile applications, locate application configuration files, and search SmartSpectra rPPG integration documentation.\n\nAlso measured: heart rate variability (HRV) and electrodermal activity, with ongoing work in contactless blood pressure.\n\nThe SmartSpectra SDK is built by Presage Technologies, who in 2026 received FDA 510(k) clearance (K254169) for heart rate and breathing rate in its SmartSpectra Vital Signs Monitor 1.0. Presage serves healthcare, government, and wellness markets from Leesburg, Virginia, USA.\n\n10 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [HealthEx](/mcp/healthex)\n\nHealthEx connects Claude to your health records, enabling personalized insights and proactive health management through secure data access.\n\n9 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [ICD-10 Codes](/mcp/icd-10-codes)\n\nThe ICD-10 Codes Connector gives Claude access to the complete ICD-10-CM (diagnosis) and ICD-10-PCS (procedure) code sets for medical classification and billing.\n\n9 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [LatchBio](/mcp/latchbio)\n\nThe Latch MCP lets you connect Latch to Claude, allowing you to browse data, start bioinformatics workflows and monitor workflow executions. Run serverless bioinformatics pipelines written in Nextflow or Python without leaving Claude.\n\n9 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## [Motion4Rent](/mcp/motion4rent)\n\nMotion4rent lets you rent mobility equipment — manual and electric wheelchairs, mobility scooters, knee walkers, rollators and similar mobility aids — in cities around the world, through a network of trusted local partners. It rents mobility aids only: not bicycles, e-bikes, motorbikes or cars.\n\nTell the assistant your city and travel dates and it finds available equipment with the FINAL price (taxes and management fee already included — no surprises), product photos, key specs (max weight, range, folding, type) and the delivery options that actually apply: store pickup, delivery to your home, hotel or apartment, airport, or cruise port. When you're ready, it prepares the booking and returns a secure Stripe payment link you open to pay — the assistant never sees or handles your card details.\n\nNo account needed: you simply provide the booking details (name, email, phone, country) in the conversation, like filling in a booking form. Free-cancellation windows and deposit terms are shown up front, and prices can be displayed in the currency you choose.\n\nIdeal for travelers with reduced mobility, people recovering from surgery, families arranging equipment for an elderly relative, or anyone who needs mobility gear at their destination without carrying their own.\n\nOperated by Motion4rent (TimetoMobility S.L.). Payments are processed by Stripe under its own privacy policy.\n\n9 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\nPage 1 of 4. [next →](/mcp/for/health?page=2)\n\n## For agents\n\nThis page has a [Markdown](/mcp/for/health.md) and a [JSON](/mcp/for/health.json) twin. 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