An AI agent can request care. A licensed provider decides.
Your assistant gathers intake and consent and requests a visit over MCP or our API. A licensed provider reviews and makes every clinical call. Care agents handle check-ins and refills between visits.
A request for care, start to finish
Your assistant gathers intake, a licensed provider decides, and the plan comes back into the conversation.
Where agents stop, and providers take over
Gathers intake
Your assistant collects history and consent in the conversation, pre-filled from what it already knows.
Reviews and decides
A licensed provider reviews every encounter and makes the clinical decision. Software never prescribes.
Follows up
Status comes back as events, so your assistant can keep the patient informed and check in later.
Built for assistants, with clinicians in charge
MCP server (preview)
Request care and follow its status from inside the conversation. In preview with design partners.
REST API
The same resources over HTTP, with signed webhooks for every status change.
Care agents
Check-ins, side-effect questions and refill coordination between visits, escalated to a provider when needed.
Licensed providers
MDs, DOs, NPs, PAs and RDs, licensed in all 50 states.
Escalation
When something needs a human, it goes to a provider, and the agent is told why.
A README for agents
A plain-text overview your agent can read to understand Lithos.
Can an AI prescribe on Lithos?
No. No state grants prescriptive authority to software. Your agent can request care and gather intake; a licensed provider reviews and decides.
Is the MCP server generally available?
Not yet. It is in preview with design partners. The REST API is available today, and the sandbox is free.
Does the assistant name Lithos to the patient?
No. The assistant is yours and speaks in your brand. Lithos works behind it as your clinical layer.
Where do I start?
Read the README for agents, get free sandbox keys, or book a call to join the MCP preview.
Build care into your assistant
Join the MCP preview, or start with the REST API in the free sandbox today.