KeepMD MCP for EOB Decoder

org.keepmd/mcp-eob-decoder · v0.1.3 · health-and-science

KeepMD MCP for EOB Decoder is healthy: it completed an MCP handshake in 891 ms and exposes 5 tools.

Explains medical bill and EOB codes, terms and math. From KeepMD, the family medical records app.

Endpoint: https://mcp.keepmd.org/eob (streamable-http)

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Tool count5
Latency891 ms
Last checked (UTC)2026-11-05T02:55:44.001Z

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Tools (5)

lookup_codesChecks codes against the current official releases, which change every year, and reports whether each is valid, billable or terminated today. Returns the official descriptor for ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes, HCPCS Level II service/supply/drug codes and HCPCS modifiers found on an Explanation of Benefit
search_codesFinds ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes and HCPCS Level II service, supply and drug codes whose official description matches words from a statement (everyday wording such as "flu shot" or "x-ray" is translated to the clinical terms), or whose code starts with the given characters. Use it when the statement
explain_insurance_termReturns KeepMD's plain-language definition, a worked example and related terms for an insurance or medical-billing term from its glossary (allowed amount, deductible, coinsurance, balance billing, CO/PR group codes, No Surprises Act, observation status and about 110 more). Use it when a user asks wh
check_eob_mathRecomputes one EOB line or claim total from the printed amounts (billed, allowed, plan paid, deductible, copay, coinsurance, non-covered, patient responsibility) and reports the contractual adjustment, the expected patient responsibility and plan payment, and any discrepancy such as a balance bill o
get_eob_reading_guideReturns KeepMD's step-by-step guide, red flags and links to official consumer resources for reading an Explanation of Benefits (overview), resolving a bill that looks wrong (dispute), appealing a denial (appeal), or the handful of terms that drive the arithmetic (glossary). Use it when a user asks h