Gph MCP Server

What Crindo2/gph-mcp-server MCP server does

Crindo2/gph-mcp-server MCP server provides structured access to GetPracticeHelp's healthcare service vendor directory. The directory covers more than 76,000 curated vendors in 25 service categories, including medical billing, credentialing, EHR and healthcare IT, compliance, legal services, financing, marketing, facilities, and clinical support. Coverage includes all 50 US states and Washington, DC.

The service is intended for practice managers, healthcare AI developers, and applications that help medical practices evaluate external service providers. Vendor records can include descriptions, services, contact information, and quality scores. The quality scores are based on Google ratings, review volume, and verification status, according to the supplied documentation.

How it works

The server is available at https://gph-mcp-server.pages.dev/mcp. An MCP-compatible client connects to that endpoint and invokes one of the exposed tools. No API key is required for the documented free access tier.

match_practice accepts a required service category and two-letter state abbreviation. Optional inputs include specialty, practice size, city, EHR system, and monthly budget range. It returns ranked vendor matches with quality scores, making it suitable for narrowing a vendor search around a practice's operating profile.

search_providers searches the directory using a required category and optional state, city, and minimum quality score filters. Results are paginated; the documented default is 10 results per page and the maximum is 25.

get_provider_detail retrieves a complete profile by vendor slug. The response can include the provider description, services, contact information, and quality score.

Setup and configuration

For Claude Desktop, configure an MCP server entry that uses npx to run mcp-remote against the hosted endpoint. The documented connection command is:

npx -y mcp-remote https://gph-mcp-server.pages.dev/mcp

The project documentation states that no API key is needed. The free access tier permits 100 calls per IP address per day, with the limit resetting at 00:00 UTC. Higher-volume or unmetered access requires licensing the dataset through GetPracticeHelp.

Tools and capabilities

Crindo2/gph-mcp-server MCP server exposes these capabilities:

• Match practices to vendors using category, state, specialty, size, city, EHR, and budget criteria.
• Search providers by category, state, city, and minimum quality score.
• Browse paginated search results with a configurable page size.
• Retrieve individual provider profiles by slug.
• Use vendor coverage spanning 25 categories and all 50 states plus DC.

Limitations and notes

The category input is required for both matching and provider searches. If a query produces no results, the documentation recommends broadening the search by removing city or rating filters or widening the state criteria. National providers may still be included.

Requests can receive HTTP 429 after the free daily allowance is exhausted. The service is therefore better suited to moderate interactive usage unless separate dataset licensing is arranged. Browser requests may also receive a 403 when the endpoint rejects an unapproved Origin header; the documentation says standard MCP clients and server-to-server connections do not send the disallowed browser origin.

Crindo2/gph-mcp-server MCP server supplies directory data and matching tools, not a stated vendor procurement, verification, contracting, or clinical decision workflow. Its documented data refresh schedule is monthly, so users needing continuously updated provider information should account for that cadence.