Walk into the exam room already knowing what to ask. BETA
Generate a focused physical-exam checklist, questions, red-flag inconsistencies, and prior-treatment probes from the record before the exam ever starts.
A focused physical-exam checklist, built from the record.
Instead of a generic template, the checklist is shaped by what's actually in this file: the joint or system in question, prior findings on it, and anything a prior exam noted but didn't resolve.
Targeted questions and red-flag inconsistencies, ready to ask.
Gaps between what the claimant is expected to report and what the record shows, or inconsistencies across visits, are turned into specific questions the examiner can ask directly in the room.
Prior-treatment probes surfaced ahead of time.
Treatment gaps, prior injuries to the same body part, and earlier providers are pulled forward from anywhere in the file, so the examiner doesn't discover them mid-exam from the claimant's own account.
The examiner still leads the exam.
The Exam Prep Pack generates suggestions: a checklist, questions, and probes drawn from the record. It does not decide what happens in the exam room, and it does not perform or replace clinical judgment during the exam.
Examination technique, what to pursue further, and how to interpret what's found in the room all remain entirely the examiner's. The pack is preparation, not a substitute for the exam itself.
From a cold file to a prepared exam.
Three steps, finished before the claimant walks in.
The full case file is read ahead of the scheduled exam, in whatever volume it arrives.
A physical-exam checklist, targeted questions, and prior-treatment probes are drafted from what the record shows.
The examiner reviews the pack beforehand and still leads the exam, technique and judgment unchanged.
Built for the exam, not just the report after it.
Preparation that starts before the claimant sits down.
Frequently asked questions.
It's a focused physical-exam checklist, targeted questions, red-flag inconsistencies, and prior-treatment probes, generated from the case record before the exam starts.
No. It generates suggestions only, examination technique and clinical judgment remain the examiner's throughout the exam.
Yes, in beta. The Exam Prep Pack 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.
As soon as the case record is available in the system, typically well ahead of a scheduled exam date.
Yes. It's built for real IME files, including packets running into the hundreds of pages, the same volume the platform's other record tools handle.
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Read moreWalk into the next exam already prepared.
Join the beta and generate a prep pack from a file of your own, or book a demo to see one built live. Handled under our BAA; never used to train a model.