# Moscow Health & Emergency Services AI Agent Connect > Moscow Health & Emergency Services MCP provides your AI client with real-time access to essential citywide data from OpenStreetMap. You can locate hospitals with emergency departments, find 24-hour pharmacies, or check the proximity of police and fire stations. It covers over 530 hospitals, 7,200 pharmacies, and nearly 1,200 emergency response stations across Moscow. ## Overview - **Category:** health - **Price:** Free - **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_T4bZSDsagnJNlZKJdA32UoiRiaCdZGM7LD2JFlf5/ai-agent-connect - **Tags:** moscow, russia, hospitals, pharmacies, police, emergency, openstreetmap, keyless ## Description If you are navigating Moscow and need to find help fast, this MCP gives your agent the data to act. Instead of searching through maps manually, you can ask your AI client to find the nearest hospital with an active emergency department or locate a pharmacy that stays open through the night. The data is pulled directly from OpenStreetMap, covering thousands of points including 530 hospitals, 7,200 pharmacies, 940 police stations, and 250 fire stations. You can filter results by proximity, brand, or specific service availability, such as whether a pharmacy is currently open or if a hospital has emergency services. For a high-level view of the city's coverage, you can pull a full safety profile to see the density of medical and emergency resources in a specific area. ## Tools ### find_fire_stations This tool locates fire stations across Moscow. It returns the station name, operator, and coordinates, and lets you filter by name or proximity. ### find_hospitals This tool finds hospitals and clinical centers in Moscow. You can filter for emergency departments, search by name, or find the closest facility using latitude and longitude. ### find_pharmacies This tool searches the 7,200 mapped pharmacies in Moscow. You can filter by specific brands, check if they are currently open, or find phone numbers and hours. ### find_pharmacies_open24 This tool identifies the roughly 600 pharmacies in Moscow that operate 24/7. It is the fastest way to find medicine in the middle of the night. ### find_police_stations This tool locates police stations and posts throughout the city. It provides the unit name, phone number, and exact coordinates for each location. ### safety_profile This tool provides a citywide overview of Moscow's emergency readiness. It returns total counts for hospitals, pharmacies, police, fire stations, and public defibrillators. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` Where is the nearest hospital with an emergency department? ``` **Response:** ``` I found several hospitals nearby with emergency departments. I can provide the phone numbers and coordinates for the closest ones if you share your location. ``` **Prompt:** ``` Which pharmacies are open at 3am? ``` **Response:** ``` I've identified the pharmacies in Moscow mapped as 24-hour locations. You should call ahead to confirm their specific night window. ``` **Prompt:** ``` How well is Moscow covered for emergency services? ``` **Response:** ``` Moscow has a wide coverage of emergency services, including 530 hospitals, 7,200 pharmacies, 940 police stations, and 250 fire stations. ``` ## Capabilities ### Emergency Locating Your agent can find the nearest hospitals with active emergency departments. ### Nighttime Pharmacy Search Your agent can identify pharmacies that are open 24/7 for late-night needs. ### Public Safety Audits Your agent can pull citywide counts of police, fire, and medical resources. ### Proximity Filtering Your agent can narrow down emergency services based on specific coordinates. ### Police and Fire Mapping Your agent can locate specific police units and fire stations by name or location. ## Use Cases ### Urgent Medical Needs Finding the closest hospital with an emergency department during a crisis. ### Late Night Medicine Locating a pharmacy that is open at 3am to pick up essential supplies. ### Safety Assessment Checking the total number of police and fire stations in a specific area. ### Service Verification Finding the phone number and hours for a specific pharmacy chain. ## Benefits - Accesses real-time OpenStreetMap data without manual searching. - Filters medical services by specific needs like emergency availability. - Provides direct contact numbers and coordinates for emergency responders. - Offers a quick way to check 24-hour service availability. ## How It Works Connecting to this MCP gives your AI client immediate access to Moscow's emergency data. 1. Connect your preferred MCP-compatible client to Vinkius. 2. Select the Moscow Health & Emergency Services MCP from the catalog. 3. Ask your AI client for specific information like nearby hospitals or 24-hour pharmacies. 4. The AI uses the corresponding tool to pull data from OpenStreetMap. 5. Your agent presents the names, phone numbers, or coordinates directly to you. ## Frequently Asked Questions **How is the pharmacy data updated?** The data is pulled from OpenStreetMap records, which include brand names, phone numbers, and hours. **Can I find pharmacies that are open right now?** Yes, you can use the pharmacy tool to filter for locations that are currently open. **Does this include police and fire stations?** Yes, the MCP includes data for 940 police stations and 250 fire stations in Moscow. **Can I search for a specific hospital by name?** Yes, you can filter hospital searches using name fragments like specific clinic names. **How do I find the nearest emergency room?** You can use the hospital tool and specify that you need an emergency department. **Do I need an API key?** No. Every source is keyless and global: OpenStreetMap (Overpass + Nominatim), Open-Meteo and Russian Wikipedia. The MCP defines no credentials. **In a real emergency, what should I do?** Call 112 (the single emergency number in Russia), or 103 for an ambulance. Use this MCP to find where to go next, not to replace the call. **Why is the defibrillator count so low?** Public AEDs are barely mapped in Moscow — only a handful of points. Treat that count as "not covered" on the map, not as absent from the city. **Can I find the nearest hospital around me?** Pass lat + lon (and optionally km, 0.1–25) and the query narrows to a radius instead of the whole city. Use it before a long list — a citywide scan is heavy and capped at 200 rows.