sickslip-verify

Verify the authenticity of a SickSlip doctor's note from your AI assistant.

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Что умеет

  • Verify Sickslip Note: Verify the authenticity of a SickSlip doctor's note by its verification code. Returns the issued date, absence window, state of physician licensure, and the physician's name + NP

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Verify the authenticity of a SickSlip doctor's note from your AI assistant.

SickSlip is a U.S. asynchronous telehealth service operated by SickSlip P.A., reviewed and signed by Dr. Adam Z. Kawalek, MD (NPI 1326223306, board-certified internal medicine, 30+ states). Every note is QR-verifiable by the recipient employer.

This MCP server exposes one tool — verify_sickslip_note(code) — that any MCP-compliant client can call to verify a SickSlip note's authenticity. Returns the issued date, absence window, state of physician licensure, and physician name + NPI. No PHI is exposed (no patient name, DOB, or condition).

Use cases:

  • HR person verifying an employee's note from Claude Desktop
  • Manager confirming a sick-leave document mid-conversation
  • Patient confirming their own note is registered + valid
  • Employment attorneys researching workplace dispute facts

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verify_sickslip_noteVerify the authenticity of a SickSlip doctor's note by its verification code. Returns the issued date, absence window, state of physician licensure, and the physician's name + NPI. Use this when a user (typically an HR person, manager, or the patient themselves) wants to confirm that a SickSlip note is real, when it was issued, what dates it covers, and whether it has been revoked or modified. Accepts either the full verification UUID or the short 8-character Document ID (printed on the PDF). Returns no PHI — no patient name, no DOB, no condition.