# LiteEHR.com
> The global clinical operating system. Find any doctor. Anywhere.

## About

LiteEHR.com is a free, web-based and mobile-ready (PWA) electronic health record system designed for cross-border clinical continuity. It runs on every device, stores records permanently in WellVault, and connects patients and health ministries with qualified physicians worldwide through the largest multi-registry physician directory on the open web.

LiteEHR serves individual physicians, hospital systems, hospice programs, and health ministries. Nations that have signed the HospiceFreedom Treaty use LiteEHR to verify physician credentials in receiving domiciles for terminal patients seeking cross-border care.

## Provider Directory

LiteEHR indexes providers from multiple national registries:

**Tier 1 — Active (data live)**
- United States: 2.4 million providers from CMS NPPES (NPI registry). Updated quarterly.
- United Kingdom: General Medical Council (GMC), Nursing & Midwifery Council (NMC), HCPC, General Dental Council (GDC)
- Australia: AHPRA (Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency)
- Ireland: Medical Council of Ireland (IMC, via data.gov.ie open data)
- New Zealand: Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ)
- Canada: CPSO, CPSBC (provincial medical colleges)

**Tier 2 — Mapped (ingestion pipeline ready)**
- Netherlands: BIG-register (highly accessible open data)
- France: RPPS (Répertoire Partagé des Professionnels de Santé)
- India: National Medical Register (NMC)
- South Africa: HPCSA
- Nigeria: MDCN
- Kenya: KMPDC
- Singapore: Singapore Medical Council (SMC)
- Philippines: Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)
- Western Samoa: Strategic treaty-partner nation (approx. 200-300 records)

**Tier 3 — WHO aggregation**
All remaining WHO member states via ISCO-08 physician codes (2211 and 2212) from WHO Global Health Workforce Statistics.

## MCP (Model Context Protocol)

LiteEHR exposes a native MCP interface for AI assistants, agents, and health ministry systems.

**Endpoint**: POST https://liteehr.com/api/ehr/mcp

**Available Tools**:
- `search_providers` — Search for physicians by name, specialty, country, NPI, or registry ID
- `get_provider_details` — Full record for a specific provider from NPI or international registry
- `find_hospice_doctors` — Find hospice-capable physicians in a given country or jurisdiction, for treaty-based cross-border care
- `list_registry_coverage` — List all countries with active registry ingestion and current record counts

## Core Pages

- [Home](https://liteehr.com/): Platform overview and global doctor directory search
- [Patients](https://liteehr.com/patients): Patient portal, WellVault EHR record storage and access
- [Providers](https://liteehr.com/providers): Physician practice OS — scheduling, clinical notes, EHR management
- [Provider Directory](https://liteehr.com/directory): Global physician directory — search by name, specialty, country
- [Patient Rights](https://liteehr.com/rights): Patient rights frameworks across jurisdictions

## Public API Endpoints

### Provider Search (NPI)
- GET /api/providers/search?q=&specialty=&state=&country= — search US NPI providers
- GET /api/providers/:npi — get a specific provider by NPI number

### Provider Search (International)
- GET /api/intl-providers/search?q=&country=&specialty=&profession=&status= — search international providers
- GET /api/intl-providers/:country/:registrySource/:registryId — get a specific international provider record

### MCP
- POST /api/ehr/mcp — MCP endpoint for AI assistant integration (streamable HTTP transport)

## The Hospice Treaty Connection

Nations that sign the HospiceFreedom.org Treaty commit to enabling cross-border hospice access for terminal patients. For each treaty-signing nation, LiteEHR provides:

1. A directory of qualified physicians in the receiving domicile, verified against the national registry
2. Credential verification and specialty matching (e.g., palliative care, geriatrics, internal medicine)
3. EHR continuity — a patient's record from any LiteEHR-connected provider travels with them across borders

The practical use case: a terminal patient in Los Angeles has their EHR uploaded to LiteEHR. A qualified physician in Western Samoa, whose credentials are verified in LiteEHR's directory, can access the same EHR and continue care under the treaty framework. This is not theoretical — it is the realization of a unified architecture where patient records and provider credentials are globally portable.

## Ecosystem

- [HospiceFreedom.org](https://hospicefreedom.org): Terminal patient rights and international hospice treaty
- [MedicalPeers.com](https://medicalpeers.com): Peer consultation network (WCES standard)
- [WellSpr.ing](https://wellspr.ing): Ecosystem home — SSOFTW architecture