Dictate the exam. Walk out with the report drafted.
IME report software for IME and QME physicians: dictate your exam findings and Medrecords AI returns the report drafted in your own template, with the record history, the treatment course and every quoted finding linked to its source page. You read it, you revise it, you sign it.
What you walk out with
The report you would have written, drafted the same day the exam happened, in the format the referring party expects from you.
The report body
Your section order, your headings, your standard language. The draft fills the structure rather than handing you a wall of summary to reshape.
The record history
The treatment course, prior imaging and prior injuries assembled from the file, with the page behind each line.
Your exam, as dictated
Speak the findings the way you always have. The dictation lands in the report structure, not in a transcript you then have to cut apart.
The quoted record
Every record line you quote opens the page it was quoted from, so a challenge to your report is answered in one click.
Your judgment, multiplied
The opinion is the product. A physician signs it, and that signature is why it is worth anything. Nothing here touches that.
What changes is the hours around it. The file reading, the history assembly, the retyping of the same boilerplate and the hunt for the page a finding came from all come off your evening. Physicians use that to take more exams a week, to turn reports around the same day, and to spend the saved hours on the reasoning the referring party is actually paying for.
How the draft gets built
Three steps, each one a capability you can open and read on its own.
Prepare the exam
The history, prior imaging and the open questions pulled into a brief before the claimant walks in.
Exam prep pack →Dictate your findings
Speak the exam as you always have. The dictation is placed into your report structure, section by section.
Dictation to IME report →Get the report drafted
Your template, your section order, every quoted record line linked to its page.
IME report drafting →You sign it. That is the point.
The report is defensible because you examined the claimant, you reasoned to the conclusion and you signed it. The software drafts and cites; it never renders a medical opinion and never signs anything. That boundary is the reason the report survives cross-examination.
IME report: common questions
Send one file. Read the draft it comes back as.
Bring a real case, up to 500 pages. You get the drafted report and the cited history back, and you judge whether it reads like your work.
Test a file