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Senior Life Care
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Documentation & install
Readme and setup notes from the catalogue, plus a client-ready config you can copy for your MCP host.
Installation
Add the following to your MCP client configuration file.
Configuration
View docs{
"mcpServers": {
"geon0078-senior-life-care-mcp": {
"command": "node",
"args": [
"경로/senior-life-care-mcp/dist/index.js"
],
"env": {
"YOUR_ENV_VAR": "VALUE"
}
}
}
}You have an MCP server named Senior Life Care MCP that acts as an AI companion for seniors, offering 20 tools across pension, health, care, leisure, daily living, and safety. You can query eligibility, plan benefits, find services, and get practical guidance to navigate welfare programs with an easy-to-use MCP client.
How to use
Use an MCP client to interact with the Senior Life Care MCP server. You can ask natural language questions like whether you qualify for basic pension, locate nearby senior centers, or schedule a health screening. The server exposes 20 tools that cover pensions, health and medical support, care services, leisure programs, daily living aid, and safety services. Formulate simple requests such as finding a nearby senior center or checking eligibility for a long-term care program, and the MCP client will route your query to the appropriate tool and return clear, actionable results.
Tips for practical usage:
- Start with a specific need (for example, check_basic_pension) and provide key details like age and living situation to get precise guidance.
- Combine queries to assemble a full plan, such as confirming eligibility and then comparing potential benefits.
- Use the emergency_contacts tool for urgent situations to retrieve critical numbers quickly.
How to install
npm install
npm run build
npm start
Additional sections
Configuration, security, and usage notes help you run and manage the server effectively. The server is built with Node.js and TypeScript and follows the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It can be run locally or integrated into an MCP client workflow.
Example configuration for a local runtime is shown here. It uses a stdio-based startup where you run the server with Node and point to the built index. This is a complete snippet that your environment can load directly when you start the server.
To validate the MCP server from a development environment, you can test with the MCP Inspector tool to ensure the server responds correctly to requests and endpoints are wired as expected.
Available tools
check_basic_pension
Guide to basic pension eligibility and estimated amount for eligible individuals.
calculate_national_pension
Calculate expected national pension payments based on age and contribution history.
check_disability_pension
Check eligibility for disability pension benefits.
check_veteran_benefits
Provide information on veteran welfare benefits.
check_health_screening
Outline national health screening items and schedule.
find_dementia_center
Locate dementia safety centers and available services.
dementia_self_check
Simple dementia self-assessment using KDSQ-P.
find_senior_hospital
Find senior-friendly medical facilities.
check_medical_expense_support
Explain medical expense support schemes.
check_long_term_care
Inform about long-term care grades and services.
find_care_service
Find home care and visiting care services.
find_nursing_home
Search for nursing homes or long-term care hospitals.
check_caregiver_support
Guidance on caregiver support services for families.
find_senior_center
Find community centers and senior welfare facilities.
get_welfare_programs
Query welfare programs available at welfare centers.
find_senior_education
Locate educational programs for seniors.
check_housing_support
Provide information on housing support schemes.
find_meal_service
Find meal services at senior centers or meal delivery.
emergency_contacts
Provide emergency contact information for seniors.
check_safety_service
Information on safety checks for isolated seniors.