Infinitus Launches MCP Server for AI Healthcare Interoperability

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Infinitus Systems, an agentic communications company, has announced the release of its Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. This groundbreaking technology is poised to redefine the relationship between AI and healthcare systems. The healthcare industry traditionally suffers from highly fragmented data transmissions across various channels—including portals, APIs, fax machines, and phone calls. This outdated workflow imposes excessive administrative burdens on providers and payers, delaying critical patient treatment decisions. The MCP server specifically addresses this fragmentation by enabling AI agents to communicate reliably with existing healthcare systems through a universal and trusted framework. This capability allows providers and payors to automate time-sensitive processes—such as benefit verification, prior authorization, and appeal follow-up—without the need for costly IT infrastructure reconstruction. As CEO Ankit Jain stated, MCP is to AI what FHIR has been to healthcare IT; it establishes the foundation for interoperability. Infinitus facilitates this by exposing its APIs as MCP tools via standardization (such as OpenAPI and FHIR). Furthermore, the company plans to extend MCP-enabled automation to related workflows, including claims management and coordinated integrated care. The goal is to eliminate administrative friction between patients and the care they require.