MCP server exposing 10 tools for clinicaltables.
This URL is a JSON-RPC 2.0 endpoint over HTTP. Issue POST requests with a JSON-RPC body. Browsers and search crawlers land here on GET.
POST https://gateway.pipeworx.io/clinicaltables/mcp
Content-Type: application/json
{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/list"}conditions — "What is [condition]" / "look up medical condition by name" / "find a disease called [X]" / "patient-friendly medical term for [Y]" — search the NLM patient-friendly medical conditions vocabulary (~700 common conditions written for lay readers). Returns canonical names like "Migraine", "Type 2 diabetes". Use for symptom-to-condition lookup, intake forms, or simplifying clinical text for patients.icd10cm — "What's the ICD-10 code for [diagnosis]" / "diagnosis code lookup" / "billing code for [condition]" / "EHR code for [X]" — search ICD-10-CM diagnostic codes (US clinical modification, ~96k codes). Returns code + full description. Use for medical billing, EHR diagnosis coding, claim coding. Example: terms="diab" → E11.9 Type 2 diabetes mellitus without complications.icd9cm — "Old ICD-9 code for [diagnosis]" / "pre-2015 diagnosis codes" — search legacy ICD-9-CM diagnostic codes. Use ONLY when working with pre-2015 US clinical records; new claims must use icd10cm. Same shape as icd10cm.procedures — "What is the procedure called [X]" / "medical procedure name lookup" / "patient-friendly name for [surgery]" — search clinical procedure names (NLM curated, ~7k entries). Returns short names like "Colonoscopy", "MRI of brain". Patient-facing language; use for forms or intake screens. For billing codes use icd10cm or a CPT source instead.drugs — "Drug name lookup" / "find prescription [X]" / "medication autocomplete" / "RxCUI for [drug]" / "what does [pill] treat" / "available strengths for [drug]" — search RxTerms (NLM prescribing-vocabulary derived from RxNorm, ~22k drug names with route/strength). Returns names like "Aspirin (Chewable)", "Lisinopril (Oral Pill)". Use for prescription entry, drug name autocomplete, or as a stepping-stone to RxNorm RxCUI lookups. Pass ef="STRENGTHS_AND_FORMS,RXCUIS" to include dosage strengths and RxNorm IDs.loinc — "LOINC code for [lab test]" / "standard code for blood test [X]" / "lab result identifier lookup" / "normalize lab name [Y]" — search LOINC lab test codes (Logical Observation Identifiers Names and Codes, universal lab test identifiers). Returns codes like "2093-3 Cholesterol [Mass/Vol] Ser/Plas". Use when normalizing lab results across institutions.npi_individual — "Find a doctor / clinician / physician by name" / "look up NPI for [provider]" / "verify a doctor's credentials" / "what's [Dr. X]'s NPI" — search the NPPES National Provider Identifier registry for individual US healthcare providers (~5M entries). Returns NPI numbers + provider names. terms can be a name fragment, NPI, or specialty. Use ef to include address, specialty, gender.npi_organization — "Find a hospital / clinic by name" / "look up NPI for [organization]" / "what's [Mayo Clinic]'s NPI" / "verify a healthcare facility" — search the NPPES NPI registry for organizational providers (~1.8M entries) — hospitals, clinics, group practices. Same shape as npi_individual. terms can be org name, NPI, or city.ucum — "Unit of measure code for [X]" / "standard UCUM unit for [Y]" / "mg/dL code" — search UCUM (the Unified Code for Units of Measure, used by FHIR, LOINC, and most modern health-IT systems). Returns codes like "mg/dL", "[in_i]" (inch). Use when normalizing lab result units or rendering measurements.disease_names — "UMLS code for [disease]" / "clinical name for rare disease [X]" / "look up a syndrome by name" / "find CUI for [condition]" — search the NLM Disease Names vocabulary (UMLS-derived, broader than `conditions`; includes rare diseases, syndromes, clinical terminology, ~12k entries). Returns UMLS CUIs (e.g., C0011860) plus canonical names. Use when you need clinical-grade vocabulary linkage rather than patient-friendly labels.Code samples (curl / TypeScript / one-click client install), schemas, and the live playground are on the pack page:
https://pipeworx.io/packs/clinicaltables/
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