Practical health education and straightforward answers about Bidwell. Start wherever you are.
Itching, burning, or something that feels different? The intimate-health guide helps you describe what you notice and learn about common symptom patterns.
Open the guide Free to explore · No account neededFor adults 18+ with vaginal, vulvar, or bladder symptoms. Educational only; no diagnosis or clinician review.
Let Claude look up Bidwell’s published information, so you can understand the practice before starting a visit.
Public information only; no patient-record access or medical decisions.
Explore the existing article, including where symptoms overlap.
A custom connector gives Claude a way to read Bidwell’s published practice information when you ask about us. It does not connect your patient account.
Custom setup available · Directory review pendingIn Claude, open Customize → Connectors (or Connectors in Settings) and choose Add custom connector. Your account or workspace settings may affect access.
Open Claude’s connector settings ↗Name it Bidwell Health, then copy this exact server address into the URL field:
https://tools.bidwellhealth.com/mcpChoose No sign in if asked. No Bidwell login, patient credentials, API key or payment is required. Review the read-only tool permissions and finish adding the connection.
Enable Bidwell Health for the conversation, then ask:
“Use Bidwell Health to explain how an online visit works and show the official source.”
A connection being enabled does not mean every answer uses it. Ask Claude to use Bidwell Health and cite the source.
Setup guidance checked October 13, 2026. Read Claude’s current instructions. A workspace owner may need to add it first. You can disconnect it in the same settings.
The guide keeps selections in the open page’s memory. It does not send them to Bidwell, the connector, an AI model or analytics, and it does not save them to browser storage. Leaving or refreshing clears them. Copies you print or put on your clipboard remain wherever you choose to keep or share them.
The guide helps adults describe symptoms and read general education. It does not diagnose, rank possible causes, check answers for urgency, recommend treatment, or determine whether Bidwell can treat you. No clinician monitors the guide. Do not delay care or change treatment because of it.
The guide links to published guidance and research, including CDC and NIDDK information. Prevention topics distinguish established guidance from emerging or mixed evidence. Sources and their check dates are available in the guide. Source checking does not establish independent clinical validation.
The connector reads Bidwell’s public service catalogue and published pages. It has no patient-record or payment access. Hosting providers may process ordinary technical request records. Your AI service has separate privacy terms.
Read the connector and guide privacy notice · Practice privacy policy · Practice sources and provenance
For a possible medical emergency, call 911 or your local emergency number. The guide is not an emergency service.
These entries identify the public connector and its endpoint. They are separate from approval in Claude’s directory and do not establish medical endorsement.
The directory submission is still in review. Use the custom setup steps above if your account supports them. This page does not claim directory approval or a partnership with Anthropic.
Our public connector needs neither. Check the exact address above and select No sign in if available. Do not enter patient credentials. For technical help, contact support@bidwellhealth.com with the app name and general error message, without personal or medical details.
Yes. Open the guide directly. It works in your browser without an AI account. Descriptive questions, notes, sources and recurrence education are available there.
No. They do not create a visit or a clinician-patient relationship. If you choose to seek care, use the practice website and complete your own intake. No assistant may fill in or submit that form for you.