LangCare FHIR Server Specification Released: MCP Implementation for EMR Interoperability
LangCare FHIR server.json file history - PulseMCP
Summary
LangCare has released the specification for an FHIR server implementation (`langcare-mcp-fhir`) designed for Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems like Epic and Cerner. The version 2.0.4 schema defines the structure of this Model Context Protocol (MCP) FHIR server, written in Go.
Details
This page publishes the technical specification (server.json) for an MCP (Model Context Protocol) FHIR server developed by LangCare. This server is explicitly designed to facilitate interoperability with major Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems such as Epic and Cerner, and it is implemented using Go language. The provided `server.json` file contains several key pieces of information: 1. Schema: It adheres to the schema defined at `https://static.modelcontextprotocol.io/schemas/2025-12-11/server.schema.json`. 2. Purpose: Its function is as an FHIR server for EMR systems (Epic, Cerner). 3. Technology Stack: It is stated to be written in Go language. 4. Package Details: It is provided as an npm package with the identifier `@langcare/langcare-mcp-fhir` and version 2.0.4. The release of this specification is significant for promoting standardized system integration using FHIR within the healthcare IT sector, offering a concrete implementation guideline. Developers can reference the source code via the GitHub repository.
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