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Read every page · cite every line

Find the fact that decides the case — in minutes, not weeks.

Medrecords AI reads the whole file — 10,000+ pages of PDFs, scans, handwriting, and native DICOM imaging — then hands you a cited chronology, summary, and reasoning you can defend in deposition, with every line traced to its exact source page. Built for legal, insurance, and IME teams.

HIPAA SOC 2 audit-ready Your data never trains an AI model
MRI_L-spine.zip · DICOM
Reading
Extracted findings 282 / 282 pages
Diagnosis
L4–L5 disc herniation
[MRI·s3·sl18]
Onset
03/14/2025
[p.412]
Treating provider
Orthopedic Surgeons PA
[p.129]
Prior injury
None documented
[p.06]
Treatment gap
6 weeks — flagged
[gap]
Chronology forming7 events
03/14MRI 03/2205/14
Verifiable AI Citations — every line traced to source Cited
The impact
Miss nothing. Cite everything. Pay less.
minutes
to the deciding fact — not weeks of reading
10¢ /page
flat — vs 20–75¢ outsourced review
10,000+
pages per file — read, deduped, indexed
100%
of lines cited to their source page or image
Trusted across Legal · Insurance & Claims · IME / Medical-Legal — reading 50,000+ pages of records every month
Multi-page PDFs Scanned records Handwritten notes DICOM imaging Operative reports Radiology reads Lab panels Discharge summaries Progress notes Billing / EOBs Pathology Prescriptions Multi-page PDFs Scanned records Handwritten notes DICOM imaging Operative reports Radiology reads Lab panels Discharge summaries Progress notes Billing / EOBs Pathology Prescriptions
Current challenges

The risk isn't slow review.
It's the fact you missed.

Every file hides the one fact that decides it — and manual, page-by-page review is exactly where that fact goes missing, buried in 10,000 unsorted pages under a deadline. It happens the same way every week, in 4 steps:

01 · The dump 10,412 pg
PDF fax handwriting DICOM
10,000 pages land at once.

Unsorted, duplicated, part handwritten — part on a disc nobody opens.

02 · The skim recall fades
deadline: Friday
The deadline decides what gets read.

Reviewers skim, sections go untouched, and the disc stays in the envelope.

03 · The miss 1 line
prior lumbar injury — p.3,412
1 line changes the outcome.

Buried mid-record — invisible until the other side cites it first.

04 · The bill 40¢/pg
$4,000
40¢/pg × 10,000 pg, outsourced
weeks late uncited no imaging
$4,000 a file, for an uncited read.

Outsourced review comes back in weeks — no citations, no imaging. We charge a flat 10¢.

For claims teams

Cycle time slips — and treatment-gap leakage pays out before anyone catches it.

The claims lane
For examiners

Evenings go to collating scans instead of evaluating the case.

The IME lane
For PI attorneys

The demand stalls on sorting — while the ambush fact waits at deposition.

The PI lane

Medrecords AI reads all of it — every page and every image — and shows you what matters, with the receipts.

The solution

Unstructured records in. Structured, cited reports out.

1 engine reads every page and every image — PDFs, scans, handwriting, and native DICOM imaging — rebuilds the case as a chronology, and locks each line in the output to the exact source page it came from, so what leaves this system is structured, cited, and ready to sign.

What arrives
PDF
fax
handwriting
DICOM
10,000+ pg
1 engine
Medrecords AI
reads 100% — pages & images
OCR routing, per page
dedup & claimant sort
DICOM imaging read
timeline build
citation lock, every line
flagged when unsure — never guessed
What leaves
Chronology
05/30/24X-Ray, Pelvisp.412
06/05/24MRI L-spineMRI·s3·sl18
06/12/24Treatment gapflag
Record Q&A
Prior injuries? Yes — 2019 lumbar strain p.1,388
IME reportyour letterhead
Attested & signedPDF · DOCX · CRM
How it works

From any record to
a defensible answer.

1 product story, told once: upload any format — PDFs, scans, handwriting, or DICOM imaging — and it reads everything, the chronology builds itself from what's found, and the report comes out cited and deposition-ready, without a separate review pass.

Any format in. Nothing skipped, nothing guessed.

Multi-page PDFs, scanned records, handwritten notes, full DICOM studies. Each page routes to the right OCR engine, duplicates are removed, co-mingled claimants are separated — and anything low-confidence is flagged for review, not guessed.

Medical Records OCR

We read the imaging — not just the report.

Multi-page PDFs. Scanned records. Handwritten notes. And full DICOM imaging studies with 3D reconstruction. One platform reads them all and reasons across them — a capability most tools in the category simply don't have.

Intelligent OCR routing

Each page goes to the right engine — anything low-confidence is flagged for review, not guessed.

Handwriting, actually handled

A multi-model handwriting pipeline reads what other tools skip.

DICOM-native + 3D reconstruction

Ingest imaging studies, view them in an integrated PACS viewer, and place imaging events on the timeline.

Medical Imaging Review

A medical timeline that builds itself.

Clinical events extract automatically into a color-coded, searchable chronology — every node synced to the source page or image it came from. Scan a 10,000-page history at a glance.

Diagnoses, treatments, providers & dates — auto-detected
Imaging events placed inline — still rare in the category
Gaps & contradictions surfaced and flagged
Filter, merge & de-duplicate across provider files — one click
Medical Chronology Medical Record Q&A
Explore the Chronology

From record to attested report.

A rich-text studio with inline citations and tracked changes. Load your own template and letterhead, attest, export to PDF or DOCX — or push straight to your CRM.

Medical Summary ReportsVerifiable AI Citations
Intake · 2025-0412 · Ochoa, M. Reading — p. 1,462 / 1,847
StMarys_ED_records.pdf · 214 pp OrthoWest_chart.pdf · 1,128 pp MRI_L-spine.zip · 24 slices
DocumentEngineConfidence
op_report.pdf36 ppFast OCR99.2
intake_scan.jpg2 ppLLM OCR97.8
nurse_note_03-19.png1 ppHandwriting91.4
billing_ledger.pdf44 ppVision Tables98.6
MRI_L-spine.zipDICOMPACS ingest→ Series 3
1,847 pp received → 612 unique 3 co-mingled claimants separated
612 unique 1,221 duplicates removed 14 pp flagged, not guessed
MRI · L-Spine · Ochoa, M. T2 SAG PACS viewer
A P T2 TSE · SAG IM 18
L1
L2
L3
L4
4.2 mm
L5
S1
SERIES3 / 4
SLICES24 · 3.0 mm
ACQUIRED03/22/2025
SOURCESt. Mary's Imaging
AI FINDING · SL 18
L4–L5 posterolateral herniation · 4.2 mm
S3 151617181920 slice 18 / 24
Report ⇄ image check Concordant
REPORT"…suspect L4–L5 disc herniation; MRI recommended." · p.129 IMAGE4.2 mm posterolateral herniation, left L5 contact · MRI·s3·sl18
DICOM-native — the image itself, not just the report On the timeline — 03/22
Case chronology Ochoa, M. · 2025-0412
All · 212Treatment · 118Imaging · 9Flags · 3 MAR — MAY 2025
MAR 2025
Initial ED visit St. Mary's Medical Ctr · Dr. K. Rao
Acute low-back pain following rear-end MVA
03/14 p.412
Initial ED visit p.412
Orthopedic consult OrthoWest Spine · Dr. T. Okafor
Positive SLR left; lumbar MRI ordered
03/19 p.129
Orthopedic consult p.129
MRI L-spine St. Mary's Imaging
L4–L5 posterolateral herniation · 4.2 mm
03/22 MRI·s3
MRI L-spine MRI·s3
APR 2025
PT — sessions 1–4 Meridian Physical Therapy
Partial relief; home exercise program issued
04/02 p.201
PT — sessions 1–4 p.201
6 weeks — no documented care · 04/09 → 05/14
flag §4
6 weeks — no documented care · 04/09 → 05/14 flag §4
MAY 2025
Follow-up + ESI injection OrthoWest Spine · Dr. T. Okafor
Persistent left L5 radiculopathy
05/14 p.318
Follow-up + ESI injection p.318
Treatment Imaging Gap / flag every node synced to its source page
Harmon & Reyes LLP YOUR LETTERHEAD
Claim Overview Report — Ochoa v. Delgado Attested
DRAFT v4 · TRACKED CHANGES ON · 12 PP

Ms. Ochoa presented to St. Mary's ED on 03/14/2025 with acute low-back pain following a rear-end collisionp.412. MRI of 03/22/2025 demonstrates a moderate 4.2 mm L4–L5 posterolateral herniationMRI·s3·sl18. No prior injury to the region is documentedp.06. The 6-week gap in careflag is addressed in §4.

edit — A. Reyes · 2:14 PM
§1 Incident · §2 Treatment · §3 Imaging · §4 Gaps & causation
p.412 · Progress Note — St. Mary's Cited
"…acute onset of low-back pain radiating to the left lower extremity. Onset dated to 03/14/2025."
CLICK ANY CITATION TO OPEN ITS SOURCE
Export PDFDOCXPush to CRM 31 citations · 0 uncited
Verifiable AI Citations

If we can't cite it, we don't say it.

Every sentence Medrecords AI writes is locked to its source. Click any citation to jump to the exact page — or the exact DICOM slice — it came from. No black box. An AI evaluation framework scores every output, and low-confidence findings are flagged, not hidden.

"AI does the reading. You make the calls — always."

How verifiable citations work
Interpretive summary

Claimant reports onset of low-back pain on 03/14/2025, with an MRI confirming an L4–L5 disc herniation. No prior injury to the region is documented. A 6-week treatment gap appears between visits.

4 citations · 0 uncited claims
Progress Note — 03/14/2025 · p.412 Cited

"Patient presents following MVA with acute onset of low-back pain radiating to the left lower extremity. Onset dated to 03/14/2025."

Two verification layers · every page, not a sample
EXTRACT
LAYER 1 · DETERMINISTIC
Citation verification

Every fact span-matched to its source page — mechanical, exhaustive, on every extraction.

LAYER 2 · INDEPENDENT
Cross-model check

A second, independent model checks every finding against the source text — models cross-examining models.

VERIFIED · p.847 ✓

Accuracy is the vanity metric. False-pass rate is the one that matters. Releases are gated on it — in claims and litigation, one uncaught error costs more than a thousand caught ones. No per-page review fees, no sampled QA; your experts still make the calls.

Features

The whole platform. No add-ons.

Every subscription is the full system, not a starter tier — OCR, imaging, chronology, citations, claims triage, and reporting all included at one flat per-page rate, with nothing gated behind a separate upsell or add-on module. The complete index, grouped by what each capability is built for:

Showing 25 of 25 capabilities — every one included in every subscription

Medical Records OCR

Any format in — PDFs, scans, and faxes — or import straight from iManage.

In action
INPUT · FAXED SCAN
IMG_2891.pdf — 40pp
OUTPUT · TEXT LAYER
40pp read, 0 skipped
Handwritten Medical Record Extraction

Context-aware extraction of handwritten notes, intake forms, and margin annotations — structured, cited, searchable.

In action
INPUT · HANDWRITTEN
Intake form, cursive notes
OUTPUT · STRUCTURED
14 fields, searchable
Medical Table Extraction

Complex medical tables — labs, med lists, billing grids — read by vision AI, not just OCR.

In action
INPUT · LAB GRID (IMAGE)
CBC panel, scanned table
OUTPUT · STRUCTURED ROWS
9 values, queryable
Medical Record Deduplication

Duplicate entries across merged provider files, removed in 1 click.

In action
MERGED FILES
3 copies of same visit
AFTER DEDUPE
1 canonical record
Co-Mingled Records Detection

Pages from the wrong patient are a privacy incident waiting to happen — detected and quarantined before analysis begins.

In action
DETECTED
Patient B — pages 812–819
ACTION TAKEN
Quarantined before analysis
Medical Imaging Review

DICOM-native ingestion, an integrated PACS viewer, and 3D reconstruction.

In action
212 DICOM slices loaded
3D reconstruction rendered
1 finding flagged p.9
Medical Chronology

Clinical events extract into a color-coded timeline, synced to the source.

In action
2/14 — ER visit, right knee p.4
3/02 — MRI ordered p.18
4/18 — Arthroscopic surgery p.61
Supplemental Record Review

Supplemental records arrive already deduplicated, summarized on their own, and flagged where they agree, conflict, or add to the existing file.

In action
62 new pages received 44 dupes
18 pages genuinely new summarized
3 findings conflict with prior report flagged
Medical Summary Reports

Rich-text studio with inline citations, tracked changes, and your letterhead.

In action
Draft generated from record
3 tracked edits pending
Exported on your letterhead DOCX
Medical Records Chat

Ask the record anything — one file or 1,000 at once. Multi-step investigative answers, every statement cited to page and source.

In action
"When was the MRI ordered?" Q
"3/14/24 — cited to p.212" A
Medical Record Search

Plain-English semantic search over the whole file — every hit linked to its page.

In action
"rotator cuff" — 14 hits
Top match — op report p.212
3 documents searched
Smart List View

Every diagnosis, medication, procedure, and provider — categorized, source-linked lists when the timeline isn’t the question.

In action
Medications 8
Diagnoses 12
Procedures 5
Reasoning Modes

Evidence-Based, Interpretive, and Extractive — every line cited.

In action
Evidence-Based — active
Interpretive
Extractive
Verifiable AI Citations

An AI evaluation framework scores every output; citations traced end to end.

In action
"Full ROM restored" — no source flag
Traced to p.44 instead
Statement corrected
Deposition Digest

A color-coded, page-by-page digest plus narrative summary — editable, cited.

In action
pp. 1–40 tagged by topic
4-color topic key applied
Narrative synced to pages
Case Outcome Benchmarks

Success and value ranges from comparable resolved cases — evidence-derived, work-product separated.

In action
Low comparable$35k
Median comparable$58k
High comparable$92k
Secure DICOM Study Sharing

Send any imaging study via secure link — no discs, no software on the recipient’s end.

In action
Share link generated
No viewer install needed
Expires in 7 days
Automated Claims Triage

Bulk-process portfolios against your criteria. Only claims needing human judgment reach a human — the rest documented, cited, closed.

In action
INTAKE
128 claims queued
NEEDS A HUMAN
9 flagged, 119 closed
Claims Billing Ledger

Every billed amount traces to a source page — click any dollar figure and land on the document that justifies or contradicts it.

In action
$4,280 — PT, 12 visits p.55
$1,150 — imaging p.61
$600 — no source found p.—
Cost & Care Tables

Billing roll-ups and future-care cost tables — ready for life-care plans and specials.

In action
Billed to date$18,400
Future care (low)$41,000
Future care (high)$62,000
Medical Data API & Analytics

REST API, CRM token exchange, webhooks — with per-case usage metering for bill-back.

In action
POST /v1/cases 200
webhook: case.completed
Usage metered per call
Custom Report Builder

Jurisdiction- and line-specific templates. Edit in-platform, export to DOCX/PDF, deliver via API or SFTP.

In action
Template — your letterhead
38 fields auto-filled
Delivered via SFTP
Evidence Request AutomationROADMAP

Outstanding records don’t chase themselves — request tracking with tiered follow-up escalation and a full request audit trail.

In action
Requested — 6/02
Follow-up sent — 6/09
Escalated — overdue
Hyperlinked Exports

Word and HTML exports with live hyperlinks back to every source page.

In action
Exported to Word .docx
12 live citation links
Click → jumps to source
Command Workspace

Source, timeline, and report on 1 screen — a 3-pane workspace.

In action
Source pane — page 44
Timeline pane — synced
Report pane — drafting
BENEFITS

1 platform, 3 lanes.

The attorney, the adjuster, and the examining physician read the same 10,000-page file for opposite reasons — the fact that wins a case, the charge that reveals leakage, the finding that supports an opinion. Pick your lane below to see what Medrecords AI pulls from that same file for  your work.

For the attorney the records dump landed on

Build a stronger case, faster — every fact cited.

Catch the prior injury, the treatment gap, the contradiction — before opposing counsel does.
A cited chronology in hours, not weeks — every entry synced to its source page.
Demand support that survives scrutiny: every injury, treatment, and dollar traced to the page.
Explore Legal
4:52 PM, Friday. Defense just produced 10,412 pages. Found it first
3/14/2019 — prior lumbar strain
reading p.212
PRIOR INJURY · 03/2019
Demand narrative § Prior findings
p.12
p.47
3/2019 — prior lumbar strain, Dr. Osei p.3,412
Cited before opposing counsel finds it.
Claim #7 of 14 today — soft-tissue, attorney-repped. Caught before payout
Claim C-4187 · billing ledger reserve $48.5k
02/11 PT eval — initial $380.00
02/25 MRI L-spine $1,240.00
6 WKS — NO TREATMENT GAP
04/09 MRI L-spine — repeat $1,240.00 DUP
04/16 Facility fee — out-of-network $2,210.00 OON
Leakage flagged, with sources $3,450caught
The exam took an hour. The records shouldn't take the weekend. Holds up under cross
R L
IME · ALVAREZ, R. — L-SPINE
MRI · SERIES 3 slice 18/24
L4–L5 · left posterolateral herniation
Alvarez v. Meridian Freight — IME report YOUR LETTERHEAD
Impression: L4–L5 herniation, left L5 impingement.
MRI · s3 / slice 18 click to open the slice
Your name, M.D.
ATTESTING EXAMINER
ATTESTED
The image, the finding, your name — 1 unbroken chain.
Weeks → hrs From records dump to cited demand support — ready for deposition, not just review.

For the adjuster with 14 files in the queue (Insurance & Claims)

Cut review time and leakage — with an audit trail.

  • Reach determinations on the full record: a cited summary and chronology per claim, in minutes.
  • Catch leakage before it pays out — treatment gaps, duplicate billing, and unsupported charges, flagged with sources.
  • Defensible for the file: every finding traceable to its page, every PHI access logged.

Minutes to a cited claim summary — leakage flagged with sources, not after it pays out.

For the examiner who signs the opinion (IME / Medical-Legal)

Triple your throughput — without risking your opinion.

  • Ground your opinion in the evidence itself: DICOM studies, PACS viewer, and 3D — not just the radiologist's report.
  • Causation and apportionment support, surfaced and sourced — the conclusions stay yours.
  • Reports on your letterhead, in your voice — templates load from case context and export clean.

3× files per week with the same staff — and an opinion that holds up under cross.

The real comparison

Everything the other options can't give you.

Faster than a team of reviewers, at a flat 10¢ a page against 20–75¢ for outsourced review, running multiple models where every other AI tool bets on one. Deploy it in our HIPAA-eligible cloud, inside your own cloud account, or fully on-prem — the same platform, wherever your data has to live.

The options →
Medrecords AI
AI records review ·
built for PHI
In-house nurse
Legal nurse on staff
Freelancer
Outsourced reviewer
BPO / Agency
Offshore review shop
OTHER SPECIALIZED AI TOOLS
Other AI tools
Generic AI
ChatGPT · Claude · Gemini
What it does how the record actually gets read
Reads the whole file
10,000+ page records
Every page — in minutes
Reads it all, but slowly
Manual, page by page
Teams read in shifts
Most do — queued & tiered
Chokes past ~1,000 pages
Imaging (DICOM)
the scan, not the report
Reads the MRI/CT + 3D view
Radiology report only
Radiology report only
Radiology report only
None read the actual study
Can’t open DICOM
Handwriting & bad scans
messy source records
Multi-model OCR, flagged
Human-read, slow
Varies by reviewer
Varies by shift
Single OCR pass, unflagged
Skips or guesses
Multi-model engine
never 1 model’s word
Several frontier models, cross-checked
1 reader, 1 read
1 reader, 1 read
Many readers, no cross-check
Single-model stack
1 model, 1 view
Medical chronology
a timeline of care
Auto-built, synced to source
Typed by hand, hours
Typed by hand
Typed by hand
Flat list, citations vary
Partial & uncited
Every line cited
traced to the exact page
Click to the page or slice
Usually, if noted
Sometimes
Rarely itemized
Some — page-level at best
No source trail
Gaps & contradictions
the fact that gets missed
Flagged, with sources
Caught if spotted
Caught if spotted
Often missed at volume
Basic flags, unsourced
Not reliable
Consistency
same file, same result
Same rules every time
Varies by the nurse
Varies by contractor
Varies by shift
Silent model swaps
Drifts run to run
You stay the author
the final call is yours
Edit, regenerate, attest
They write it for you
They write it for you
They write it for you
Often locked output
Copy-paste by hand
The outcomes why teams actually switch to us
Turnaround
time to a usable review
Minutes to hours per file
A day or more per file
Days to weeks
Days, plus a queue
Hours–days, queued
Hours of prompting, still partial
Cost
what you pay per page
A flat 10¢ per page
~$1.30–1.95/page fully loaded
$100–200/hr —      $2–4/page
20–75¢/page + monthly minimums
10–40¢/page or $400+/mo plans
Subscription + your hours
Cost per 1,000-page 
the all-in number
$100, flat
~$1,300–1,950 in staff time
$2,000–4,000
$200–750
$100–800
“Free” — plus ~20 hrs of your time and the HIPAA risk
Minimums & lock-in
what you commit up front
None — pay per page, cancel anytime
A full-time salary
Retainers $750–3,000
$100/case floor; $4,500/mo minimums
Annual contracts common; some waitlisted
Seat minimums; enterprise floors
Volume & scale
when the files pile up
Any volume, files in parallel
One reviewer, one file
Capped by headcount
Scales, but slowly
Plan caps & seat walls
One chat at a time
PHI compliance
the legal line you can’t cross
HIPAA controls, under a signed BAA
Depends on their setup
BAA often missing
Offshore PHI exposure
BAA varies by vendor
No BAA — not permitted for PHI
Your data & IP
where records end up
Never trains a public model
Stays in your control
Varies by contract
Often offshore-hosted
Training opt-outs vary
May train on what you paste
Deployment
where it runs is your call
SaaS, private cloud, or on-prem
On-site by definition
Their laptop
Offshore facilities
Their cloud only
Vendor cloud only
Audit trail
who touched what, when
Every PHI access logged
Manual notes
Little to none
Inconsistent
Rarely surfaced
None
Missed-fact risk
the cost of one miss
Full-page accounting
Human fatigue
Quality varies
Volume errors
No page accounting
High — silent gaps

A note on generic AI and PHI. Consumer ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini are not HIPAA-eligible without a signed Business Associate Agreement. Uploading patient records to them can breach HIPAA and expose your practice to real liability. Medrecords AI processes every file under a signed BAA, with PHI access logging — and never trains a model on your data.

Customer reviews

In their words.

★★★★★ Verified review

"Ahmed was nothing less than amazing. He listened attentively to what I was requesting and was extremely easy to work with. I highly recommend if you're ever in need of medical records review or summaries."

M.A. Mitchell, Esq.
Personal injury attorney
★★★★★ Verified review

"Quality summary. Timely delivery. Will do business with Medrecords AI again soon."

Atty. J.L. Johnson
Litigation
Client message

"This is exactly what I needed — I looked at the actual PDF and it checks out. Hopefully I can get this to them tomorrow and wrap things up."

Individual client
Reviewed her own records
Client message

"That's great — I actually didn't anticipate that you would be able to do the tables and costing."

R.S., DO
Independent rehab practice
You might be thinking…

Every doubt you have, we've heard on a call.

Each card below is a verbatim objection raised by a real lawyer, adjuster, or physician on a sales call — not a hypothetical — met head-on rather than dodged. Want more depth on any one of them? The full 30-question FAQ, filterable by topic, is right below this section.

Volume
“It won’t handle my volume.”
Generic AI stops at ~1,000 pages. We’re built for the opposite — 10,000+ pages in one file.
Built for it PP-001·002
Accuracy
“AI hallucinates.”
So we made it impossible to hide. Every line links to its source page — click and verify.
Verified citation PP-016·034
Coverage
“It’ll quietly drop pages.”
Every page is accounted for — read, classified, or flagged — with a coverage report per case.
Nothing dropped PP-012·013
Handwriting
“It can’t read handwriting.”
A multi-model pipeline reads it — and an uncertain date is flagged, not guessed.
Flagged, not guessed PP-008·009
Security
“Is my data safe?”
HIPAA controls. Never trains a model. Your records stay in your control — not consumer ChatGPT.
HIPAA + no-train PP-070·072
Price
“It’ll bury me in a bill.”
Per-page credits. No per-seat lock-in. A flat 10¢ / page — vs. 20–75¢ outsourced.
No surprises PP-079·081
Control
“Will it replace my judgment?”
No. You edit any finding, regenerate, and attest. AI does the reading; you make the calls.
You stay in control PP-018·037
Defensibility
“Is AI defensible in court?”
Extractive mode, a full source trail, and you remain the author and attester of every line.
Court-ready PP-015·075
Go deeper

The hard questions, answered straight.

30 questions buyers actually ask before signing, answered directly rather than with marketing language — organized across accuracy, volume, handwriting and OCR, security and HIPAA, pricing, workflow, and questions specific to your role. Filter by topic below, or browse all of them at once.

Accuracy

Every answer and chronology entry is locked to its source page or DICOM slice — you verify by clicking through to the original. If we can’t cite it, we don’t say it, and low-confidence findings are flagged, not hidden.

Accuracy

No. Every page is accounted for — read, classified, or quality-flagged — and you get a coverage report per case showing pages received, processed, and included or excluded with a reason.

Accuracy

You choose the mode: Extractive (facts and citations only, zero inference), Interpretive (a clinical synthesis), or Evidence-Based (each statement citation-backed, source shown).

Volume

No wall. It’s built for real charts — 10,000+ page records with pagination and lazy loading, plus full DICOM studies. Generic chat tools reject files that size; this doesn’t.

Volume

Typically minutes to hours end-to-end, even for a very large file — versus days or weeks for a manual reviewer.

Handwriting / OCR

Yes. Handwritten and low-quality pages escalate through a multi-model pipeline, and anything uncertain is quality-flagged for your review rather than silently guessed.

Handwriting / OCR

You correct it and regenerate — the change cascades to the timeline and report. The expert is always the source of truth.

Handwriting / OCR

Clinical notes, operative and radiology reports, labs, pharmacy, billing and EOBs, legal documents, and native DICOM imaging — with per-page quality flags where legibility is poor.

Security & HIPAA

No training, ever. Your records stay in your control under HIPAA controls, SOC 2 audit-ready documentation, encryption in transit and at rest, and PHI access logging on every event.

Security & HIPAA

Consumer ChatGPT isn’t a protected environment. This is an access-controlled, HIPAA-grade platform with case-level permissions and full audit logging — a different security posture entirely.

Security & HIPAA

Transparency is the answer: every statement traces to a source page or slice, you remain the author and attester, and Extractive mode keeps output free of interpretation when you want zero inference.

Security & HIPAA

No. Records are processed within our platform, and a de-identified export is available when you need to share without exposing PHI.

Pricing

Transparent per-page credits — no per-seat lock-in, and credits don’t expire. Run your own numbers in the ROI calculator above.

Pricing

No. Pricing is usage-based and predictable, with credit packages you control — no open-ended monthly charges.

Pricing

No per-question fee — interrogating the record is part of the workspace, not a metered add-on.

Workflow

Yes — correct a finding or date and regenerate; the change cascades through the chronology and report, and version history is preserved.

Workflow

Yes — custom templates that load from case context, your logo and signature attestation, and export to PDF and DOCX with a clean citation-free option.

Workflow

Yes — interrogate the whole chart, chart values across date ranges, and get cost math, each answer cited. Threads persist across sessions.

Workflow

Connect links Medrecords AI to your case-management and claims tools through a secure REST API and CRM token exchange — no shared credentials — with outbound webhooks.

Workflow

Yes — a color-coded, page-by-page deposition digest plus a narrative summary, both editable and exportable to Word with live hyperlinks back to the transcript.

Workflow

AI deduplication removes duplicate entries across merged files in 1 click — and duplicate billing lines are flagged, not silently merged, so leakage stays visible.

Workflow

Yes — send any study via a secure link. The recipient views it in the browser: no software, no discs, and every access is logged.

Workflow

Every timeline, digest, and report exports to Word or HTML with live hyperlinks back to the original source pages — trial-ready without reformatting.

By audience · Life-care planners

Yes — billing roll-ups and future-care cost tables assemble from the record with sources attached, ready to drop into a life-care plan or specials calculation.

By audience · Legal

Yes — cited chronologies, demand support with every injury, treatment, and dollar traced to its page, and Extractive mode when you need zero inference for exhibits and cross.

By audience · IME

Imaging, causation support, and templated attested reports are here today; the full lifecycle CRM — intake, scheduling, invoicing — is on the roadmap.

By audience · Rehab

Yes — steer it toward function, rehabilitation, and future needs, with Life-Care-Plan specifics and editable, code-transparent cost tables.

By audience · Insurers

Yes — audit claim samples, flag patterns like treatment gaps or tampered dates, and turn physical files into structured data. For full TPA claims workflows we pair with your coding and rules.

By audience · Reviewers

Yes — your logo, editable pricing, and case-scoped document organization; reliability and full-page accounting make it demo-able to attorneys.

By audience · Individuals

Yes — understand your own records privately at per-page pricing, without hiring anyone. HIPAA-grade, never consumer ChatGPT.

Pricing · run your own numbers

Faster than a team. A flat 10¢ a page.

Simple, usage-based pricing: a flat 10¢ per page, no per-seat licenses, and credits that don't expire whether you use them this month or next quarter. Move the sliders below with your own monthly page volume and outsourced cost per page, and see the exact annual savings versus manual or outsourced review.

90%
faster review
2–7×
cheaper per page
vs 20–75¢ outsourced
3,600
hours saved / yr
ROI calculator · move the sliders to match your desk
5,000
30¢
4 min
$60/hr
FASTER
Review hours freed / yr3,600h
Per-page read4 min → seconds
CHEAPER
Cost / page30¢ → 10¢
Review spend / yr$18,000$6,000
NET ANNUAL SAVINGS +$228,000
fees saved + $216,000 of staff time returned

Assumes a flat 10¢/page on Medrecords and ~90% less review time. Rough estimate — actuals depend on your file mix and volume.

HIPAA SOC 2 audit-ready Never trains on your data Security & trust →

Send 1 of your own files. Read the output. Then decide.

Pick a slot for a 30-minute demo on a file that looks like your own work, or skip the call and send a de-identified file first — up to 500 pages, a cited sample back within 2 business days, no commitment attached to either path.

Pick a slot · 30-minute demo
Or send a file first

A cited sample, from your own case.

Send one de-identified file — up to 500 pages — and read the cited output back within 2 business days. Judge the work, not the pitch.

Handled under our BAA, from the first byte
Never used to train a model
Deleted 30 days after delivery