Public REST API
Charts, clients, treatment plans, forms, automations, reports, and webhooks — the same surface Navix's own applications run on, documented at api.navixhealth.com.
Want your AI agents and tools to actually reach your EMR's data?
Navix Health is the behavioral health EMR built as an open platform: a public REST API covering charts, clients, forms, automations, and reports; an MCP server so AI agents like Claude and ChatGPT can read Navix data and execute Navix actions; and webhooks for event-driven integrations. Most behavioral health EMRs gate integration behind partnership programs — Navix publishes the docs.
Updated June 2026By Jason Brumback
The case, in three parts
MCP for the agent era
Navix publishes MCP servers, so any MCP-capable AI agent — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or your custom build — gets structured access to read data and execute actions with your permissions.
No integration hostage-taking
Closed platforms make every future integration a negotiation. An open platform means your data pipelines, state reporting, and custom tooling are engineering problems, not vendor tickets.
What to require from any vendor
- Public, documented REST API — readable before you sign
- MCP server for AI-agent access
- Webhooks for event-driven workflows
- Data export rights in the contract
- API scope covering clinical, admissions, and reporting data
Straight answers
Can I build my own AI agent on Navix?
Yes — three ways: use Navix's built-in agents, build your own against the REST API with your prompts and models, or connect a third-party AI via Navix MCP with the same access Navix's own AI has.
Why does an open API matter when choosing an EMR?
Because the most important feature of your next system is your ability to extend and, if needed, leave it. Closed platforms strand your data and make every integration a negotiation; an open API keeps your roadmap yours.
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