The history that affects recovery, structured and cited. BETA
Structured patient history and recovery-factor extraction software from Medrecords AI extracts social, family, occupational, allergy, prior-accident, prior-surgery, and pre-existing-condition history into one evidence-linked profile, keeping patient-reported statements clearly separate from clinician-confirmed findings, extraction only. Live in beta and testable today.
One profile, seven history categories, all cited.
Social, family, occupational, allergy, prior-accident, prior-surgery, and pre-existing-condition history are pulled from across the file and assembled into a single structured profile — the kind of background that shapes a recovery timeline, gathered once instead of hunted for chart by chart.
Patient-reported stays separate from clinician-confirmed.
What a patient says about their own history and what a clinician has independently confirmed are two different kinds of evidence, and the profile never blurs them. Each entry is tagged to its source type, so a reviewer can see at a glance which parts of the history are self-report and which are backed by a clinical finding.
Extraction, not judgment — and no history invented.
The profile only ever pulls forward what the record actually states. It never makes a medical or psychological judgment about what a patient's history means, and it never infers sensitive history — mental health, substance use, or similar categories — that isn't directly supported by the text. If the record is silent, the profile stays silent too.
Patient-reported statements and clinician-confirmed findings are kept in clearly separate lanes throughout, so a reviewer always knows whether a fact in the profile came from what the patient said or from what a clinician independently established. Audit-grade, source-linked, and no more than what's on the page.
From scattered history to one cited profile.
Three steps, with nothing inferred beyond the page.
Social, family, occupational, allergy, prior-accident, prior-surgery, and pre-existing-condition mentions are located.
Every entry is marked patient-reported or clinician-confirmed, with its citation attached.
The seven categories come together into one structured profile — no added judgment.
Who reads the history profile.
The same structured background, useful wherever recovery-factor context matters.
Get the recovery-factor context needed for causation and apportionment, cited.
For law firmsWalk in with prior-accident and prior-surgery history already structured, not buried.
For evaluatorsSee pre-existing conditions and prior history clearly separated from the current claim.
For carriersPatient history & recovery factors, answered.
Social, family, occupational, allergy, prior-accident, prior-surgery, and pre-existing-condition history — the categories that typically shape a recovery timeline — pulled from across the file into one profile.
No. This is extraction only: it never infers unsupported sensitive history, and it never renders a medical or psychological judgment about what a patient's history means. If the record doesn't say it, the profile doesn't say it either.
Every entry in the profile is tagged to its source type. A patient's own statement about their history is tagged patient-reported; a finding a clinician independently established is tagged clinician-confirmed. The two are never merged into a single undifferentiated fact.
Yes, in beta. Structured patient history & recovery-factor extraction is live and testable now; we're refining it hands-on with early customers, and if your use case is a good fit we'll work with you directly.
Yes — every entry in the profile is cited back to its exact source page, the same citation model used across the rest of the platform.
Related capabilities.
What sits alongside the history profile, live today or in this same beta batch.
Maps how prior and current conditions relate to the covered incident, cited throughout.
ExploreTags every visit and charge related, unrelated, or disputed to the covered incident.
ExploreSurfaces what the record doesn't document — kept distinct from what it denies.
ExploreA dated trajectory of work status and functional limitations, cited throughout.
ExploreSee the history behind the recovery.
Extract social, family, occupational, allergy, prior-accident, prior-surgery, and pre-existing-condition history into one evidence-linked profile — extraction only, never judgment. Join the beta on one of your own files, or book a demo first.