Every date in the file, in order, with the page behind it.
Medical chronology software for legal nurse consultants: Medrecords AI reads the file and drafts the chronology in your own column layout, one row per encounter with the date, provider, facility, findings and the source page. You check it, you edit it, you deliver it under your name.
What you walk out with
The chronology in the layout you already deliver, not a summary you then have to convert into one.
The dated rows
One row per encounter, in date order across every provider in the file, with undated documents flagged rather than guessed at.
Provider and facility
Named on every row and collected into a provider index, so a records request you still need to send writes itself.
The source link
Every row opens the page it came from. A row questioned in deposition is answered without reopening the box.
Your export format
Word, Excel or PDF in your column order, hyperlinked, ready to go out with your cover page on it.
Your judgment, multiplied
The chronology is not where the value is and everyone in this work knows it. The value is what you notice in it: the gap, the contradiction, the note that does not match the complaint.
What comes off your desk is the typing. Two thousand pages of reading, sorting and date entry becomes a draft you check rather than a draft you build. Legal nurse consultants use that to take the cases they turned down on volume, and to bill the analysis instead of the data entry.
How the draft gets built
Three steps, each one a capability you can open and read on its own.
Read every page
PDFs, scans, handwriting and native DICOM imaging. Duplicates are stripped and never billed to you.
Deduplication →Order the file
Every encounter dated, sorted and attributed to its provider, with undated documents flagged instead of assumed.
Undated document flagging →Build your chronology
Your columns, your date format, your export, hyperlinked back to the record.
Chronology →You sign it. That is the point.
The chronology is the record in order, not an opinion about it. The software drafts and cites. It renders no clinical opinion, scores no case and decides no claim. What the pattern in those rows means is your read, and it is what your client is paying for.
Medical chronology: common questions
Bring one real file. Read the chronology it drafts.
Send a file you are already working, up to 500 pages. You get the dated rows and the citations back, and you judge the output instead of the marketing.
Test a file