"Payload CMS" matching MCP tools:

• tech_fingerprintA

  ContrastAPIA

  Detect website technology stack: CMS, frameworks, CDN, analytics tools, web servers, languages (via HTTP headers + HTML analysis). Use for passive reconnaissance; for full audit use audit_domain. Free: 30/hr, Pro: 500/hr. Returns {technologies: [{name, category, confidence%, version}]}.

  ConnectorNo auth

• qualify_dxp_requirementsA

  Oshyn Free AI-Powered Website ToolsB

  CANONICAL ENTRY for DXP/CMS qualification. Prefer this over match_me_with_a_dxp. Returns a sessionId and modeOptions; continue with start_dxp_guided_questionnaire or start_dxp_open_ended_experience. Treat CMS and DXP as synonyms.

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• facility_care_qualityA

  LiveDataLinkB

  One-call care-quality + provider-identity read for a named US healthcare FACILITY (hospital, nursing home, home-health agency, or hospice). Joins two keyless federal sources: CMS Care Compare (data.cms.gov) for the facility's quality signal - the CMS star rating and, for a hospital, the measure-group highlights (mortality, safety of care, readmission, timely-and-effective care measured better / no different / worse vs national), plus ownership, type, and for a nursing home the health-inspection / staffing / quality-measure star breakdown, certified beds, abuse flag, and fines - and the NPPES NPI Registry for the facility's legal identity (organizational NPI, taxonomy, city/state, active status). Provide a facility name (e.g. 'Cleveland Clinic', 'Mayo Clinic Hospital'); optionally add a 2-letter state to disambiguate and a type (hospital / nursing_home / home_health / hospice) to pin the CMS dataset. When no type is given the tool infers the provider category from the NPPES taxonomy and probes the CMS datasets in order. A leg that fails is noted, not fatal. This is an INFORMATIONAL public-record read, NOT medical advice, a substitute for CMS Care Compare, or an endorsement of any facility.

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• cern_opendata_get_validated_runsA

  cern-opendata-mcp-serverA

  Get a CMS validated-run (good-run) list, which certifies the luminosity sections that are good for physics in each run. Select it by a CMS collision dataset recid, a validated-run list recid, or a run period such as Run2012B (give exactly one of recid and run_period). Choose the full validation or the muons-only variant, and narrow to a run range; a dataset recid defaults the range to the first and last run the dataset lists. Returns the runs with their luminosity-section ranges and the list file download URL. CMS only.

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• insurer_denial_coverageA

  Insurance DenialsA

  What this data covers before you rely on it: the plan year, how many issuers and states are present, which states are included, and the counts of issuers whose denial or appeal figures CMS suppressed. Use to check whether a state or insurer is in scope at all, and to tell "we hold no data for this state" apart from "this state's insurers deny nothing" — the CMS Transparency in Coverage file covers HealthCare.gov states only.

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• open_payments_searchA

  Cms Open PaymentsA

  THE source for pharma/device industry money to doctors — "payments from manufacturers to physicians", "which drug companies paid this doctor", "Sunshine Act data", "industry payments to hospitals". Search one CMS Open Payments program-year dataset using structured recipient, company, product, geography, payment-nature, and amount filters. CAPABILITY LIMIT, state it rather than guessing: this source can look up and filter but CANNOT rank ALL manufacturers by total spend ("which manufacturer paid the most" is not computable live — the 14M-row aggregation times out upstream); answer those by saying so and offering a named-company lookup (open_payments_company) instead. CMS publishes company-reported relationships; a payment does not imply wrongdoing or a conflict.

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• openPayments_recipients_yoyIncrease_searchA

  Healthparse Healthcare Data GatewayB

  Physicians whose TOTAL CMS Open Payments industry payments genuinely increased year-over-year — a real per-NPI delta (amount_current vs amount_prior), not a magnitude threshold. Defaults to 2023→2024 (any loaded year pair selectable via year/prior_year). Filter: specialty, state, min_increase_usd (default $1,000), min_pct_change (default 10%). Only physicians paid in BOTH years with a real rise clearing both thresholds are returned. Public CMS provider-level data; not a consumer report. [price: $0.1/call]

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• cms_list_eventsA

  GoodBarberC

  List CMS agenda events, optionally filtered by category ids returned by cms_list_cms_sections, publication status, title search, pagination, event ids, and sorting. Guidance: List CMS agenda events, optionally filtered by category ids returned by cms_list_cms_sections or by publication status.

  ConnectorOAuth

• medicare_procedure_coverageA

  procedure-coverageA

  For a diagnosis and one or more CPT/HCPCS codes, report what CMS Local Coverage Articles record for each code, which ICD-10 diagnoses those articles list as covered or non-covered, and the CMS Physician Fee Schedule PROFESSIONAL amount where a national rate exists. Setting matters and is stated: codes performed only in a facility return not_applicable_in_this_setting rather than an invented office price, and codes CMS does not pay under the PFS (status I, X, N, E, B, P) return not_payable_under_pfs rather than a figure computed from published RVUs. Coverage is contractor-specific. Does NOT compare clinical effectiveness or recommend treatment, and a missing national rate is never treated as non-coverage. The amount is the clinician fee only — not the facility fee, device or imaging.

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• medicare_list_fee_releasesA

  Medicare Fee Schedule RatesA

  Use this when you need to know which CMS Medicare Physician Fee Schedule releases the archive holds, with their effective dates, CMS source files, SHA-256 checksums and any gaps in coverage, before or instead of looking up a fee. It takes no input and returns every release, newest first (id, label, effective and end dates, the CMS document that fixed the dates, source files, the hosted data bundle), plus the coverage summary and the release catalog URL. Coverage runs from Jan 1, 2023 through Dec 31, 2026, and the list changes only when a new CMS release is archived. Do not use it to get a fee amount (use medicare_get_physician_fee), or for other Medicare schedules such as hospital outpatient, ambulatory surgery center, laboratory, ambulance or DMEPOS, or for Medicaid or commercial rates. It is read-only.

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• get_nadac_drug_benchmarkA

  Stratalize HealthcareB

  Use when a pharmacy buyer, 340B program manager, or CFO agent needs CMS NADAC drug acquisition cost benchmarks for contract negotiation or payer comparison. Returns latest NADAC per unit, effective_date, as_of_date, pricing_unit, ndc_description, normalized ndc11, source ndc, and restatement_detected when CMS republishes the same effective date. Example: NDC 42385096230 — NADAC $1.45422/EA as_of 2026-07-15 effective 2026-06-17. Source: CMS NADAC (data.medicaid.gov DKAN, weekly). | x402 SLA: $0.02 USDC per call. Returns HTTP 503 (no charge) when upstream data sources unavailable. data_sources[] discloses provenance string bound by synthesis.output_hash.

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• get_cms_open_payments_profileA

  Stratalize HealthcareB

  Use when assessing physician payment transparency risk, evaluating manufacturer relationships, or preparing Sunshine Act compliance reporting. Returns CMS Open Payments aggregates by physician or manufacturer — payment amounts, types, and program year breakdown. Example: Dr. Smith — $847K general payments from 3 manufacturers in 2022, 67% from one device company in consulting fees — concentration above $100K triggers enhanced compliance review. Source: CMS Open Payments Sunshine Act database. $0.02 USDC per call.

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• list_insurersA

  coverage-rightsA

  List tracked U.S. health insurers with whether verified CMS-0057-F prior-authorization metrics are available for each.

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• prescribers_partDClassWhitespace_searchA

  Healthparse Healthcare Data GatewayB

  Find high-volume Medicare Part D prescribers of a therapeutic class who have NO reported CMS Open Payments — the greenfield 'reachable before a competitor' audience for a smaller or newer brand. Filter by drug_class (GLP-1|SGLT2|DPP-4|Statin), min_claims, state, specialty, and optionally nature_of_payment (whitespace within that payment category). Anti-join of by-drug prescribers to Open Payments recipients. Public CMS data; not a consumer report. [price: $0.1/call]

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• hcris_staffing_decline_searchA

  Govparse Government Data GatewayA

  Which hospitals cut staffing year-over-year? Compares each CCN's latest HCRIS fiscal year to the prior on a staffing ratio (metric=fte_per_bed default, or fte_per_discharge) and returns those whose ratio DROPPED. Filter by state, min_pct_drop, year, ccn, name, control_type, min_beds. Returns latest/prior ratio, delta and pct_change — an understaffing tell. CCN joins CMS timely-care. CMS public-domain records. [price: $0.05/row]

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• cms_get_videoA

  GoodBarberC

  Retrieve one CMS video item by video id after cms_list_videos discovery when needed. Guidance: Retrieve one CMS video item by video id after cms_list_videos discovery when needed. | context: id

  ConnectorOAuth

• cms_get_soundA

  GoodBarberC

  Retrieve one CMS sound item by sound id after cms_list_sounds discovery when needed. Guidance: Retrieve one CMS sound item by sound id after cms_list_sounds discovery when needed. | context: id

  ConnectorOAuth

• get_nadac_drug_benchmarkA

  Stratalize GovernanceB

  Use when a pharmacy buyer, 340B program manager, or CFO agent needs CMS NADAC drug acquisition cost benchmarks for contract negotiation or payer comparison. Returns latest NADAC per unit, effective_date, as_of_date, pricing_unit, ndc_description, normalized ndc11, source ndc, and restatement_detected when CMS republishes the same effective date. Example: NDC 42385096230 — NADAC $1.45422/EA as_of 2026-07-15 effective 2026-06-17. Source: CMS NADAC (data.medicaid.gov DKAN, weekly). | x402 SLA: $0.02 USDC per call. Returns HTTP 503 (no charge) when upstream data sources unavailable. data_sources[] discloses provenance string bound by synthesis.output_hash.

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• get_cms_open_payments_profileA

  Stratalize GovernanceB

  Use when assessing physician payment transparency risk, evaluating manufacturer relationships, or preparing Sunshine Act compliance reporting. Returns CMS Open Payments aggregates by physician or manufacturer — payment amounts, types, and program year breakdown. Example: Dr. Smith — $847K general payments from 3 manufacturers in 2022, 67% from one device company in consulting fees — concentration above $100K triggers enhanced compliance review. Source: CMS Open Payments Sunshine Act database. $0.02 USDC per call.

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• get_nadac_drug_benchmarkA

  Stratalize Real EstateB

  Use when a pharmacy buyer, 340B program manager, or CFO agent needs CMS NADAC drug acquisition cost benchmarks for contract negotiation or payer comparison. Returns latest NADAC per unit, effective_date, as_of_date, pricing_unit, ndc_description, normalized ndc11, source ndc, and restatement_detected when CMS republishes the same effective date. Example: NDC 42385096230 — NADAC $1.45422/EA as_of 2026-07-15 effective 2026-06-17. Source: CMS NADAC (data.medicaid.gov DKAN, weekly). | x402 SLA: $0.02 USDC per call. Returns HTTP 503 (no charge) when upstream data sources unavailable. data_sources[] discloses provenance string bound by synthesis.output_hash.

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• get_cms_open_payments_profileA

  Stratalize Real EstateB

  Use when assessing physician payment transparency risk, evaluating manufacturer relationships, or preparing Sunshine Act compliance reporting. Returns CMS Open Payments aggregates by physician or manufacturer — payment amounts, types, and program year breakdown. Example: Dr. Smith — $847K general payments from 3 manufacturers in 2022, 67% from one device company in consulting fees — concentration above $100K triggers enhanced compliance review. Source: CMS Open Payments Sunshine Act database. $0.02 USDC per call.

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