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      Enables AI assistants to analyze insurance denial appeals, providing win probabilities, appeal strategies, payer behavioral intelligence, and regulatory leverage for any CPT code.
      5
      28 npm
      MIT
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      Enables management of insurance claims, inspections, and contractors through interactive UI widgets and data tools. Users can view claim dashboards, update statuses, and query service provider information using natural language.
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    • A
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      Provides live US healthcare cost data including procedure cost estimates, provider pricing, insurance coverage rules, and medical bill analysis using real hospital transparency and CMS data.
      12
      67 npm
      MIT
    • A
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      Provides unified access to drug formulary data from US ACA marketplace health insurance plans, enabling drug search, coverage details, restriction info, and plan comparison across thousands of plans.
      MIT
    • A
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      Enables AI assistants to securely query a synthetic health-insurance claims database through read-only, parameterized tools for claims, member histories, coverage rules, and year-to-date summaries. Includes API-key authentication, per-tool authorization, rate limiting, untrusted-text sanitization, and fail-closed audit logging.
      MIT
    • A
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      Enables AI assistants to query a synthetic health-insurance claims database through five strictly read-only, parameterized MCP tools, with API-key authentication, per-tool authorization, rate limiting, and fail-closed audit logging. All access is mediated so clients never receive direct SQL or database access.
      MIT