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anthropics healthcare

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anthropics · publisher332 repository starsFreegithub.com/anthropics/healthcare
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Ten of the sixteen have real descriptions to go on. icd10-cm-skill and procedure-coding assign diagnosis and procedure codes the way a professional coder builds a claim, clinical-note-extract-skill pulls structured fields out of a note with span-level citations, and fhir-developer-skill is pure API reference for building FHIR endpoints yourself — none of these four need anything beyond the conversation. The rest reach outward: fhir connects to a live hospital EHR (Epic, Cerner, MEDITECH, or any SMART-on-FHIR server) and pulls a patient's real chart, clinical-trial-protocol-skill and prior-auth-review-skill lean on the plugin's own hosted MCP servers, and contracts, doc-extract, and fraud-detection work over documents or a claims corpus that has to already be sitting on your local filesystem — the contracts skill's own description says so directly.

This is for payer, provider, or pharma teams working from Anthropic's own healthcare plugin: prior authorization review, FHIR development, and clinical trial protocol drafting are the three the readme actually documents, installed with /plugin marketplace add anthropics/healthcare then /plugin install healthcare@healthcare. The five hosted MCP servers named in the readme — CMS Coverage, ICD-10 Codes, NPI Registry, Clinical Trials, and PubMed — need no separate account or key to reach, since they're wired into the plugin's own .mcp.json; connecting fhir to a real hospital system still means real EHR credentials on your end.

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The readme's own table covers three of the sixteen. Its "What's inside" section names only prior-auth, clinical-trial-protocol, and fhir-developer — the other thirteen aren't mentioned by name anywhere in the text we could read, including six that carry no description of their own anywhere in the package: citations, knowledge-harvest, queue-triage, reformulate, sweep, and synthesize. We can't say what triggers them or what they do, only that they're there.

Checked 19 September 2026 against the plugin's 16 current skills and its own readme; the older per-skill v1 plugins (prior-auth-review, fhir-developer, clinical-trial-protocol, cms-coverage, icd10-codes, npi-registry, pubmed) still install as deprecated aliases into this same one.

3Work with nothing else to set up.
332Stars on the GitHub repository, at last check.