Telehealth near me MCP Server

Lists the U.S. telehealth specialties this server covers, with each specialty’s slug, the treatment keys it accepts (for example semaglutide, tirzepatide, trt, sermorelin, nad) and how many programs it has. Use it when you need the exact category slug or treatment key before calling find_programs, or when the user asks what this source covers. Takes no arguments.

Compares 2 to 5 programs from the same specialty side by side: monthly prices, membership, approval type, blood work, LegitScript status, extra fees, caveats and sources for each. Use it when the user names several providers and asks which is better, cheaper or more legitimate (e.g. "Henry Meds vs Hone Health for TRT"). Example arguments: {"category":"mens-health-hormones","ids":["henry-meds","hone-health"]}.

Returns the full sourced record for one program: every price and plan term, membership and lab fees, approval type, LegitScript status, caveats, source URLs and check date. Use it when the user asks about one specific provider (e.g. "Is Henry Meds legit?", "What does Hone Health charge for NAD+?") or wants details on a result from find_programs. Example arguments: {"category":"mens-health-hormones","id":"henry-meds"}.

Finds online telehealth programs in one U.S. specialty and sorts them by lowest advertised monthly price. Use it when the user asks which online program is cheapest, which programs offer a treatment (e.g. compounded tirzepatide, TRT, sermorelin), which are LegitScript-certified, or which fit a budget or state. Example arguments: {"category":"glp-1-weight-loss","treatment":"tirzepatide","state":"TX","maxMonthlyPrice":200}. Each result has monthly prices (membership included when billed separately), membership fee, approval type, blood-work requirement, LegitScript status, data status, check date, sources and a profile page URL; null means not published. affiliate=true marks referral links, which should be disclosed.