Open a record set that's already organized.
Everything the case needs, structured, surfaced, and sourced. Medrecords organizes the record set, builds the chronology, and drafts the history with citations, so your time goes to the examination and the certification.
Built for death-investigation decisions.
Chronic disease, prescribed medications, recent encounters, and the contradictions between them: surfaced with citations, scored for confidence, and left for you to weigh. The determination stays yours.
See the full review workflow, capability by capability →Surface the clinical details that change the determination
Contradictions across facilities, prescription history, and the last documented encounters: highlighted on the timeline and cited to the page, so you analyze instead of search.
You make the calls, always
AI does the reading, every line stays reviewable and traceable, and verification is one click to the source. The findings, the cause, and the manner remain yours.
You certify the death. Reading shouldn't be the job.
Medical examiners, coroners, and forensic pathologists are paid for judgment, not for finding page 140. Medrecords surfaces the clinical details that bear on cause and manner, cites each one, and leaves the determination to you.
"Does AI-assisted review hold up on a death certificate?"
Every fact carries the page it came from, so verification takes seconds and the certification rests on a record you actually read end to end. Medrecords drafts and cites the medical history. Cause and manner were never the machine's to determine.
Every extracted fact carries its source page and a confidence score, and low-confidence pulls are flagged rather than buried. Nothing is inferred and nothing is summarized away from its citation.
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.
The Content Hub covers record deduplication, missing-records detection, and how page-level citation works on a scanned chart. Free, no login.
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Read the history before the examination. Then decide.
Medical record review for medical examiners, at a glance
Medrecords AI takes the decedent record set an examiner's office already holds and returns a dated chronology, a summary and a missing-records list, with every line linked to its source page. It reads scans, handwriting and native DICOM imaging. Self-Service pricing starts at 10 cents per deduplicated page, with no subscription.
Does Medrecords AI determine cause or manner of death?
No. It drafts the medical history: chronology, summary, chronic-condition and gap findings, each cited to the page it came from. Cause, manner and the certification stay with the medical examiner or coroner. The software drafts and cites; you review, you revise, you sign.
What does it cost for a county office?
Self-Service starts at 10 cents per deduplicated page and scales down to as low as 5 cents with volume. Exact duplicate pages are never billed, there is no subscription, no seats and no setup fee, and credits do not expire. A 342-page record set with duplicates removed bills $30.10.
Can it read the imaging, not just the radiology report?
Yes. It ingests DICOM studies directly, with an integrated viewer, and flags findings to the page or slice alongside the notes, so the pathologist can check an image against the report without opening a second system.
Does it retrieve records from providers?
No. Medrecords AI analyzes records you already have; it does not request or retrieve records from providers, facilities or next of kin. Upload the records the office has already collected and the review starts in minutes.