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We draft the cited medication regimen summary for consultant pharmacists.

Every dose change cited to the MAR page. You verify, then sign the MRR.

Medical record review for consultant pharmacists reads the MAR, orders, progress notes and labs for each resident into 1 medication regimen summary: dose changes, duplicate therapies, monitoring gaps and labs ordered but never drawn, each cited to the chart page. The worksheet drafts into your MRR template. You review, you revise, you sign.

100 pages a minuteHIPAASOC 2

Self-Service starts at 10 cents a deduplicated page, down to 5 cents at volume. Duplicate pages are free. Enterprise On-Prem is an annual license, no per-seat fees. First case is free on us. See the medication regimen review worksheet sample.

Medication regimen summaryfor consultant pharmacists
review-ready
342 pp → MAR, orders, notes and labs, 11 duplicate pages removed
Dose changes since last review, cited to the MAR page
Duplicate therapy, 2 orders in 1 class, cited
Dose changes
cited, dated
Monitoring gaps
flagged
Recommendation
yours to write
Built for the MRR, resident by resident.
The status quo
a month of MRRs is 100 charts read 1 page at a time
the duplicate therapy sits in 2 orders 40 pages apart
the surveyor asks for the page, not your memory

Open a chart that is already reconciled.

Dose changes, duplicate therapies, monitoring gaps and open lab orders, pulled from the MAR, orders, notes and labs, each cited to its page. Medrecords AI drafts the worksheet. The recommendation stays yours.

MRR worksheet · from your templateYour template
p.31 p.212 p.298

Your MRR worksheet, prefilled

Templates draft the regimen table, the changes since last review and the monitoring section with inline citations. You add the recommendation and the signature. Export in your format.

Chronology · by date
AdmitAdmission orders · reconciled
Apr 02Dose change, antihypertensive
May 22Lab result, creatinine placed inline
Jun 01Duplicate therapy · 2 orders, 1 class
Jul 17PRN use reviewed, no change

Chronology: the regimen in order

Every order, dose change, lab result and PRN administration dated, cited and in sequence. The whole chart scannable before you write the monthly recommendation.

Duplicate pages · 11Match similarity
MAR PagemultipleReview
Physician Order84%Review
Lab Report87%Review
Remove all duplicates

Dedup and indexing: shrink the chart first

Chart exports arrive with repeated pages and misfiled sheets. Medrecords AI removes the repeats, quarantines the wrong-resident page and indexes what remains, so you read each page once. Duplicate pages are free.

Cross-checked · multi-modelCase #IME-4812
ResidentAdams, Timothy✓
Body partRight knee✓
Pages342, 2 packets✓
Duplicates removed11✓
Wrong-resident pagep.140 quarantined✓

Built to be verified, then signed

Multiple models cross-check every extraction. Each field carries its citation and a confidence score, and low-confidence pulls are flagged for your review, so verification is a click, then a judgment.

Adapts to each file

Built for expert-level decisions.

Duplicate therapies, doses that changed without an order, labs ordered and never drawn: surfaced with citations, scored for confidence, left for you to weigh. The recommendation stays yours.

See Q and A over the chart, capability by capability →
Intake · Case #IME-4812 reading, p. 212 / 342
PDF mar_export · PDF DOC orders_labs · PDF JPG p.140 · wrong resident
Multi-model read · dedupe · resident split · index
342 pp in 331 unique p.140 flagged 1 MAR export
Organized recordby provider · date
01Apr 02MAR
02May 22Physician Orders
03Jun 01Lab Results
331 pp indexed · every row citedopen the case →

Surface the details that change a recommendation

A duplicate therapy across 2 prescribers, a dose change with no order behind it, a lab ordered 3 months ago and never drawn: highlighted on the timeline and cited to the chart page, so you review instead of hunt.

We help you make the call. The last word is yours.

The software does the reading, every line stays traceable, and verification is 1 click to the source page. The irregularity you report and the recommendation you sign remain yours.

Who this is for

You're the pharmacist. Reading should not be the job.

LTC consultant pharmacists running monthly medication regimen reviews, and MDS and PDPM nurse consultants validating the documentation behind each assessment, across every resident chart.

Every dose change dated, sourced and compared to the order
Duplicate therapies and monitoring gaps flagged with chart cites
More residents a month, with the same rigor on each chart
MRR · resident #IME-4812 review-ready
Dose change, antihypertensive, MARp.212
Lab ordered, never drawn, 6 weeksgap · p.298
Duplicate therapy, 2 prescribersp.63
Doses, all months, comparedtable
Irregularities found for you, the recommendation stays yours
The objection

“Will this miss the 1 duplicate therapy a surveyor would find?”

It is built to surface exactly that. Orders in the same class from 2 prescribers, doses that drifted from the order and labs never drawn are flagged for your review, never smoothed over or dropped.

Built for the recommendation that holds up at survey.

Who we serve

One platform. Built for everyone who works the file.

The same defensible, cited record, shaped to how each team reads it: the case, the claim, or the exam.

Not sure which fits? Talk to us about Enterprise
FAQ

Consultant Pharmacists, answered.

A regimen table by resident with every active order, dose changes since the last review, duplicate therapies across prescribers, PRN use, the monitoring each order calls for and whether the lab was drawn, and gaps between the MAR and the order. Every line is cited to the MAR or chart page you uploaded.

It does not pull the chart from the EHR, apply a guideline library, write the recommendation or sign the MRR. It organizes, cites and flags what is in the files you upload. You review, you revise, you sign.

Self-Service starts at 10 cents a deduplicated page, down to 5 cents at volume. Duplicate pages are free. Enterprise On-Prem is an annual license, no per-seat fees. First case is free on us.

Yes. The same read checks whether the diagnoses, therapies and conditions coded on the MDS have a supporting note, order or lab in the chart, and cites the page. See the MDS and PDPM documentation validation page.

Yes. Medrecords AI holds SOC 2 and HIPAA compliance and signs a BAA with every customer. Retention is configurable and files are deleted on request.

Yes. OCR handles scans and routes handwriting to a separate read, and each extracted value keeps a link to the page image so you can check it.

There is no chart cap. The software reads 100 pages a minute, so a 342-page chart drafts in under 5 minutes. Your review time comes on top.

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