A directory organised by specialty assumes the patient already knows which specialist to see, which is exactly what they usually do not know. Providing a path from a symptom to a possible condition to the specialists who treat it matches how the question arrives. verificar_cedula is the other tool that earns its place — checking the licence is registered is a verification step most directories leave to trust. Two things to hold onto: the symptom path suggests possibilities and is not a diagnosis, and insurance acceptance and licence status are as current as the directory behind them, so both are worth confirming with the practice before an appointment.
A client for doktor.mx, a Mexican doctor directory, with ten tools covering search by several different starting points, profile retrieval, licence verification and health articles.
- Search by the thing the patient actually has: buscar_por_padecimiento takes a condition and finds which specialists treat it, buscar_por_sintoma takes a symptom and suggests possible conditions and specialists.
- buscar_doctor searches directly by specialty, city, state or name, and ver_perfil returns the full profile from a URL slug.
- verificar_cedula checks that a doctor holds a valid registered professional licence — the cédula profesional.
- buscar_por_seguro finds doctors who accept a specific health insurance plan, which is usually the constraint that decides the shortlist.
- The taxonomies are enumerable with counts: available specialties, cities and states with how many doctors are registered in each.
- buscar_articulo_salud searches the site's health articles on conditions and treatments.
Nothing to supply.
One command — npx doktor-mcp-server