Maccabi Health

Read the laboratory tests the member follows, with their counter and the source's selection options, as one complete envelope. The result carries one `ref` for the followed view: pass it to maccabi_detail with any followed test's test_id for that analyte's history, or to maccabi_document for its attached result or comparison PDF. maccabi_report returns the whole followed-results PDF. The overall output cap applies and there is no local slicing. Source-backed and offline-tested. It never changes which tests are followed.

List hospital and emergency-room admissions. `as_of` is required and anchors the lookback the source page applies (three years in the captured settings): it is the end of the window, so pass today's date for the current one. An optional paired from/to narrows it and must end no later than as_of. Rows carry a `ref` for maccabi_document, which returns the admission's original report. Retention beyond the lookback is unverified.

List the member's imaging studies: the test rows whose scans are held in the external MedDream viewer Maccabi hands them off to, rather than as an attached document. Each row carries a `ref` for maccabi_detail, which reads the study's series and images from that viewer. The row's request_id is the study's DICOM Study Instance UID, verified byte-for-byte against a live handoff. These rows have no attached document, so maccabi_document correctly refuses them.

Read the member's most recent laboratory results, grouped as the source groups them, keeping every value, unit, date and message. The result carries one `ref` for the whole latest-results view: pass it to maccabi_detail with any group_values[].test_id for that analyte's history, which can reach further back than this list, or to maccabi_document for that analyte's own attached result. maccabi_report returns the whole latest-results PDF. Paging selects groups, not individual rows. This is not a complete history.

Begin a Maccabi sign-in and send one SMS code to the member's registered phone. The ID number passes through this conversation and into model context; running `maccabi-health login` in the member's own terminal keeps it out, so offer that first. If several SMS numbers are registered and phone is omitted, the numbered options are returned and no SMS is sent; call again with phone set to one of them. One SMS per call, never resent automatically. The challenge expires ten minutes after this call. Finish with maccabi_login_verify.

Report whether a session is saved, a started sign-in is still waiting for its SMS code and how many seconds it has left, or nothing is signed in. Call this first when an account read fails and you are unsure why. Local state only: no upstream request, no SMS, no credentials.

Finish the sign-in started by maccabi_login_start using the six-digit SMS code, and save the session to protected local storage. The code passes through this conversation and into model context. One attempt only: a wrong code ends the challenge and maccabi_login_start must be called again, because repeated attempts lock the Maccabi account. After this succeeds, every account tool works.

Delete the locally saved session and any sign-in still waiting for its code. Local only; it does not sign the member out of the Maccabi website or revoke anything upstream. Signing back in costs the member another SMS, so do not call it to clear an error.

List the letters, status notices and tutorials Maccabi sent the member, in a required date range. Type 1 is a letter and type 2 a status notice, each with a `reference`; type 3 is a set of tutorials whose PDFs are the tutorials[].pdf_reference values. Rows carry a `ref` for maccabi_document; for a type-3 row pass one of its tutorial references as `reference` as well. Webpage and video links are returned without being fetched. For the notification settings page use maccabi_account with section=notification_settings. Types 2 and 3 are source-backed and offline-tested. No mark-read.

List medical certificates - sick notes, fitness confirmations and the like - in a required date range, with the issuing clinician, specialization and validity dates. Rows carry a `ref` for maccabi_document, which returns the certificate's original PDF. For the vaccination certificate use maccabi_report instead.

Read the recommendation text and table from the legacy medical-recommendations page, in the source's own clinical wording. Only the one captured single-section layout is supported, and this is not a complete history of recommendations.

Read the legacy summary page that pairs selected medications with selected laboratory results, as text and tables in the source's wording. This is neither a complete medical history nor the English medical summary PDF, which maccabi_report returns.

Read the catalog of annual nursing-insurance reports shown on the member's billing page, with their periods, production dates and view labels. Each report carries a `ref` for maccabi_document, which returns the original annual PDF. No individual insured-person attribution and no claim of complete history; the overall output cap applies and there is no period or person selector.

List the member's past visits - who was seen, when, and for what service. For appointments that have not happened yet use maccabi_upcoming_appointments. Each row carries a `ref`: maccabi_detail reads the visit and the documents attached to it, and maccabi_document returns its summary PDF where has_summery_file is true - that is Maccabi's own spelling of the list field and it is kept exactly as sent, while maccabi_detail reports the same fact on the visit as has_summary_pdf. This does not establish complete lifetime history.

Read the outstanding totals for the payer account this member belongs to, from the source's fixed other-payer branch. These are account-level figures labeled source.scope=payer-account-aggregate: they are not this member's personal debt, and the source attributes neither an individual debtor nor a currency. Do not present them as what the member owes. For how this member's own charges are paid, use maccabi_account with section=payment_methods. No payment is made.

List the member's prescriptions and what has been dispensed against them. Optional `status` (all, valid, history, purchased, expired, renewable) and `permanent` filter the same fetched response locally and mark the result as a filtered subset. Rows carry a `ref`: maccabi_document returns the prescription PDF for a digital prescription, and maccabi_detail lists the pharmacy alternatives the source offers for it. `renewable` reports eligibility only and never requests a renewal; a past purchase does not establish current use.

List the providers and clinics this adult member has had appointments with recently, with clinic addresses. Each row carries a `ref`: maccabi_detail reads the clinic, schedule and provider record, maccabi_appointment_eligibility says whether booking is permitted, and maccabi_clinic_availability reads the first free window.

List the member's referrals. An optional paired from/to uses the source's own date filter. Rows carry a `ref` for maccabi_document, which returns the referral's original PDF.

Renew the current owner session once and persist the refreshed cookies, to keep a long-lived server from going idle. Not a clinical read: it changes server-side expiry state. It guarantees no extension duration or continued authentication and cannot reset an open browser's idle/logout countdown. Stops on the first error or reauthentication, with no retries, SMS or background timer.

Description is built at runtime.

List every test result the member has - laboratory panels, imaging, and other result types - newest first, with the test names, execution and result dates. This is the entry point for anything test-shaped. Optional `year` filters execution dates locally. Every row carries a `ref`: maccabi_detail reads a laboratory row's values, units and reference ranges, and maccabi_document returns whatever original document the row has. `has_document` says whether there is one; imaging rows have none, because their scans live in the external viewer that maccabi_imaging_studies reaches. `categories` describe…

List the member's future appointments, with the date, provider and service. For visits that already happened use maccabi_past_visits. A row for an ordinary provider carries a `ref` for maccabi_detail, which reads that provider's contact details and the visit instructions. The captured account list was empty, so populated rows are a frontend-derived projection retaining source.schemaEvidence and are offline-tested only. Nothing is booked, cancelled or consented to.

List the member's vaccinations grouped by vaccine, with the source's group codes, labels, dose counts and first/last dates. Each row carries a `ref` for maccabi_detail, which lists that group's individual dose records. maccabi_report returns the vaccination certificate PDF. This is group-level data and not a complete immunization record.