One platform, configured to the seat you sit in.
Medical record review solutions for every seat that works the file. Evaluators, adjusters, attorneys and the organizations behind them all work the same records differently. Pick the page that matches your seat: underneath it is the same platform, every page read and every line cited.
Start with the deliverable.
The thing you need at the end of the job: a chronology, a demand letter, a deposition summary, an IME report. Start here if you know what you have to hand over.
Medical Record Review
The review service, delivered as a platform — minutes per file, every line cited.
Explore →HUBChronologies & Summaries
Timelines, treatment history, and case-ready record reviews — cited to the page, for attorneys and insurers.
Explore →Demand Letter Drafting
Demand letters for personal injury cases — drafted from the record, built for negotiation and settlement.
Explore →Deposition Summary
Testimony becomes clear, usable case insight — summaries cited to the transcript page, checked against the record.
Explore →IME Report Drafting
IME findings become clear, well-structured, cited reports — drafted the same day.
Explore →QME Report Requirements
The California QME checklist: what the report must contain, from the exam date to the §35.5 attestation.
Explore →The Doctor Didn't Read My File
Walk in having actually read the file: a cited chronology in minutes, before the exam.
Explore →Medical Record Sorting
Scattered records become organized, deduplicated, citation-ready case files — at upload.
Explore →Mass Tort Case Review
Organized review for complex mass tort dockets — screening, qualification, and bellwether signal at scale.
Explore →APS Medical Summary
Concise, cited summaries from APS records — structured for the decision in front of you.
Explore →Legal Support Services
Medical and product analysis, review reports, affidavits, motions, opposition drafting — AI-drafted, attorney-signed.
Explore →White-Label for Vendors
Your brand, your sign-off, our engine — at a published per-page rate.
Explore →Built around the person working the file.
Same records, different job. These pages describe the work as the person in that seat actually does it.
Medical Evaluators
Exam findings become cited, same-day reports. The opinion stays yours.
Explore →Claims Adjusters
Full-file summaries and chronologies for faster, defensible claim decisions.
Explore →Defense Lawyers
The full medical record, organized and cited, ready for deposition and trial.
Explore →Legal Nurse Consultants
The platform reads and cites; your clinical judgment carries more cases.
Explore →Configured for the organization behind the file.
Volume, procurement and the agreements that have to be signed before any record moves. These pages are written for the organization, not the desk.
Insurance Carriers
Record review across every claims desk, under one signed BAA.
Explore →Law Firms
From intake to demand, every case file reviewed in minutes, cited to the page.
Explore →TPAs & Case Management
High-volume file review that scales with the caseload, not the headcount.
Explore →Government & Public Sector
Cited, auditable record review for public programs and agency caseloads.
Explore →Self-Insurers
Carrier-grade record review for in-house claims teams, without the overhead.
Explore →Medical Malpractice Insurers
Standard-of-care timelines and cited reviews for med-mal claims and defense.
Explore →Wherever the record meets a decision.
The case in front of you shapes the read: what gets flagged, what gets verified, and what the file has to prove.
Social Security Disability
Treatment history from every provider, organized into one cited chronology before the hearing.
Explore →Personal Injury Plaintiff
Treatment timelines and demand-ready summaries, cited from the record.
Explore →Personal Injury Defense
Specials verified against the chart, gaps and priors flagged for the defense file.
Explore →Veteran Disability
Service and private records merged into one cited timeline before the C&P exam.
Explore →Workers' Compensation
Injury history, treatment course, and work status, cited from the comp file.
Explore →Mass Tort
Qualification criteria run uniformly across every claimant file in the docket.
Explore →Medical Malpractice
The standard-of-care timeline, reconstructed and cited page by page.
Explore →Medical Examiner Services
Records sorted before the exam; the report drafted the same day after it.
Explore →Try a shorter term, or browse the full list.
Whatever seat you sit in, the file reads the same: fast, and cited.
AI drafts. Humans decide.