Healthcare connector

The healthcare MCP adapter provides mock, demo-only tools that simulate FHIR-style clinical workflows: patient lookup, diagnosis analysis, medication checks, scheduling, and notifications. Use it to prototype agent orchestration, demo Command Center flows, and test error handling — not to process real protected health information (PHI).

Preview / demo only — See Feature availability. This adapter returns synthetic patient data and simulated clinical outcomes. It is not HIPAA-compliant, not connected to real EHR systems, and must not be used with production PHI or live clinical decision-making.

Prerequisites

project_contributor access in AgentRuntime
No external credentials, EHR integration, or HIPAA BAA required — all data is in-memory mock content
Clear internal policy that workflows using this adapter stay in dev, demo, or training environments

Connect in AgentRuntime

Confirm environment

Use this adapter only in non-production projects. Do not bind real patient identifiers or upload PHI into workflow inputs.

Add healthcare MCP instance

Go to MCP, click Add instance for healthcare. No connection secrets are required.

Explore mock patients

Run mcp_call → patient.lookup with sample IDs such as PT-001 to see synthetic records.

Walk through a demo flow

Chain patient.lookup → diagnosis.analyze → scheduling.find_slot → scheduling.book in Workflow Studio to validate orchestration patterns before integrating a real FHIR backend.

See Integrations quickstart for MCP installation patterns.

What you can build

Clinical agent demos — Chat Autopilot walks through intake → mock diagnosis → appointment booking for sales or training.
Workflow testing — Use _fail and _latency_ms inputs to simulate slow EHR responses and retry logic.
Human-in-the-loop prototypes — human_task approval before medication.prescribe in a sandbox UI flow.
Integration blueprint — Replace mock tool calls with real FHIR connectors later while keeping the same workflow graph structure.

Tools

Tool	Description
`patient.lookup`	Mock patient demographics, allergies, and emergency contact by ID
`patient.history`	Mock chronological clinical history entries
`diagnosis.analyze`	Mock differential diagnosis from symptoms and history
`medication.check`	Mock drug interaction and allergy conflict check
`medication.prescribe`	Mock prescription record creation
`scheduling.find_slot`	Mock available appointment slots by provider and department
`scheduling.book`	Mock appointment booking for a selected slot
`notification.send`	Mock patient or provider notification (email, SMS, push)
`generate_summary`	Mock visit summary from clinical notes

All tools accept optional _latency_ms (simulate delay) and _fail (force error) for testing.

Example

Demo intake and scheduling flow:

{
  "id": "healthcare-book",
  "type": "mcp_call",
  "name": "Book mock appointment",
  "tool_name": "scheduling.book",
  "tool_args": {
    "slot_id": "{{steps.find-slot.result.slots[0].id}}",
    "patient_id": "PT-001",
    "reason": "Follow-up visit"
  },
  "depends_on": ["find-slot"],
  "timeout_s": 30
}

Configuration

This adapter has no required connection keys. Mock data is served locally by the connector runtime.

Troubleshooting

Issue	Fix
Patient not found	Use demo IDs like `PT-001`; only synthetic records exist
Unexpected diagnosis output	Results are deterministic mock data, not clinical advice
Testing failure paths	Set `_fail: true` on any tool to verify workflow error handling
Moving to production	Replace with a real FHIR/EHR integration; do not enable this adapter for live PHI

Integrations quickstart
Human tasks — approval in clinical-style flows
Connector catalog
Troubleshooting

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What you can build

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Example

Configuration

Troubleshooting

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