"Oh Dear" matching MCP servers:

Enables users to store and query their own medical data—labs, medications, diagnoses, wearables, and food logs—in a local Postgres database and interact with it through any MCP client, with deterministic safety checks.

Enables reproducible target-disease evidence dossier assembly and validation by replaying frozen Open Targets GraphQL responses and checking citations and structured assertions against deterministic scientific contracts.

Enables MCP clients like Claude Desktop to interact with openEHR REST APIs (EHRbase) for creating compositions, managing EHRs, listing templates, and executing AQL queries.

Annotate variants by with a deep and rich set of data. Can annotate: genetic change, rsID, CAid, HGVS (g./c./p.), protein change.

An MCP server that provides access to the Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) database, offering 30 tools for searching and analyzing biological data like pathways, genes, and compounds. It supports integration with LangChain and Ollama to enable LLMs to interact with comprehensive genomic and chemical datasets.

A clean-room SHARP-on-MCP compliant FHIR R4 MCP server that enables AI agents to interact with any FHIR R4 endpoint using SHARP context headers, without server-side OAuth. It provides clinical tools, lab results, imaging, and interactive MCP-UI dashboards.

Provides secure access to VA's VistA electronic health record system, enabling AI applications to retrieve and summarize patient medical records for clinical staff.

Enables MCP-capable AI agents to query OneAquaHealth FHIR R4 water, air and population-health data through a single standard interface, receiving a deterministic OK/CAUTION/DO_NOT_USE trust verdict, reasons and a citable FHIR reference for every value. It also exposes official OAH code definitions and supports citizen reports drafted into IG-conformant Observations, written back only after explicit human approval.