The medical-legal record review library
The reference library behind personal injury and medical malpractice, workers' compensation and IME, claims handling and fraud investigation, disability and life underwriting, mass tort, and payer integrity. Vendor profiles with cited evidence, state program guides, comparisons, expert guides, and link-out directories.
Every vendor profile is scored against the same 8-field rubric and every state guide against the same 8 jurisdictional facts. Where a field is not published, it is marked as not published. Nothing here is estimated to fill a gap.
Software and services
Who reviews the records and what they use. Every profile is sourced, evidence-linked and date-stamped against the same rubric.
Software and platforms
176 platforms profiled with cited evidence: scheduling, records review, reporting, and practice management.
Open →176 profilesService providers and BPOs
152 review companies and BPOs, indexed by service line, coverage, and specialty.
Open →152 profilesService-provider directory
Every provider we track in one link-out list, with sites and coverage notes.
Open →253 listingsRules by state
Where the rules differ by jurisdiction: retention periods, who may examine, which forms are due, and who is on the official roster.
Record retention by state
How long providers must keep records, read from the statute or administrative code and quoted on the page.
Open →45 statesState program index
Program guides for 10 states: who may examine, required forms, fees, and timelines.
Open →10 programsState matrix report
Every state requirement side by side, in one report verified August 2026.
Open →ReportDirectory of approved examiners
Official state rosters of approved and registered IME examiners, linked at the source.
Open →399 listingsLearn the craft
The working material: finished examples you can copy, prompts you can run, and the guides and reference works behind the method.
Samples and templates
34 finished sample PDFs plus 7 free templates and tools: chronologies, summaries, demand letters, expert opinions, and forensic competency records.
Open →41 filesPrompt library
Free prompts for reading medical records with AI: a 22-prompt shared spine plus seven role packs.
Open →71 promptsExpert guides
The medical-legal report workflow, from referral and records to the attested report.
Open →5 guidesComparisons
8 head-to-head comparisons of software and services, argued from cited evidence.
Open →8 comparedConferences and events
5 conference profiles with dates, audiences, and an editorial take on each.
Open →5 profiledBooks and resources
The reading list: the AMA Guides, the report-writing texts, and the FCE standards, each mapped to a guide that puts it to work.
Open →4 booksFind a professional
Link-out lists only. Every row points at a public profile or an official page, and no scraped contact details are shown.
IME physicians
Examining physicians by state, specialty, and credential.
Open →299 listingsLegal nurse consultants
LNCs for record screening, chronologies, and case-merit review.
Open →250 listingsExpert witnesses
Testifying experts across medical and rehabilitation specialties.
Open →248 listingsLife-care planners (ICHCC)
ICHCC-certified planners for future-care needs and cost projections.
Open →250 listingsRehabilitation professionals
Rehab counselors and vocational experts for return-to-work opinions.
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How Medrecords AI does this work
Medrecords AI does this category of work as software. The record is sorted, deduplicated and read in minutes, every statement cited back to its page, and a qualified human signs off on what it means.