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An EHR built for AI agents
Eureka is a practice platform and EHR with a first-party MCP server in production. Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex, Cursor, and any other MCP client can read the schedule, draft notes and messages, and propose actions that the doctor approves. These pages document how it works and how to connect.
Every page here has a raw Markdown mirror for agents: append .md to its URL, or start from /llms.txt.
- The Eureka MCP server
Eureka ships a first-party MCP server for its EHR: endpoint, auth, the full tool surface, and setup for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and ChatGPT.
- Connect Claude to your EHR
How to connect Claude Code or Claude Desktop to your EHR over MCP, what to ask it once connected, and where the approval boundaries sit.
- Connect ChatGPT or Codex to your EHR
How to connect ChatGPT or Codex to your EHR over MCP, current connector support, example practice-ops prompts, and the limits that stay in place.
- Which EHRs have MCP servers?
A dated, factual list of every EHR with an MCP server or AI-agent integration as of July 2026: athenahealth, CharmHealth, Elation, Epic, Healthie, Medplum, Canvas, and Eureka.
- Running a private practice with AI agents
What AI agents can actually take over in a solo practice today, the three integration architectures, and how approval loops keep the doctor in charge.
- What is an AI-native EHR?
A working definition of the AI-native EHR, a checklist for evaluating the claim, and how it differs from a traditional EHR with a scribe bolted on.
- Claude for doctors
What Claude is good at for a practicing physician, from letters and prior-auth drafts to running practice operations through an MCP-connected EHR.
- AI agents and Eureka: direct answers
Direct answers to the questions doctors ask AI assistants about Eureka, MCP, Claude Code, ChatGPT, HIPAA, and practice automation.