Emora Health

Emora Health's own MCP server. Emora is a virtual mental health practice for kids, teens and parents, offering therapy, non-stimulant medication management, and ADHD and autism testing. The server lets your agent search Emora's clinicians, check their open times, put together a pre-filled booking link and a general cost range, and look up Emora's clinician-reviewed articles for parents. What you can do with it - Describe what you're worried about and get a suggested next step: the kind of care that fits and Emora clinicians with their next opening - Find Emora therapists, psychiatric prescribers and psychologists by state, service, insurance and your child's age - See a clinician's open appointment times, shown in your state's time zone - Get a booking link filled in with the clinician, time and insurance, which you open and complete yourself - Get a general cost range and a link to Emora's cost estimate page for your plan - Search Emora's articles, self-tests and activities for parents - Ask what Emora offers, which states it serves and which insurance it takes How it connects Emora hosts it at https://www.emorahealth.com/api/mcp/v1. There's no sign-in: every tool only reads, and nothing is booked or paid for through your agent. Good to know - Emora is not a 24/7 crisis service. If you or your child is in a mental health emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. You can also call or text 988 (the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or text HOME to 741741 (Crisis Text Line). The server watches for crisis language and returns these resources first. - This is Emora's own network, not a neutral directory: results are Emora's clinicians, and the server asks your agent to answer in Emora's voice. - Therapy and medication are offered only in some US states, and testing in more. The server says when your state isn't one Emora serves, and Emora refers some needs, such as in-person or more intensive care, to other providers. - Your agent's answers aren't medical advice. Emora's articles are educational, and diagnosis and treatment decisions are made with a licensed clinician.

• “My 9-year-old's teacher thinks she may have ADHD. We're in Texas and have Aetna. Where do we start?”

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• “Find a therapist in Florida for my 12-year-old's social anxiety who takes Aetna.”

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• “What times does this clinician have open next week?”

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• “Get me a booking link for Thursday at 2pm.”