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MedChron

The medical history, airtight

What it is

A chronological medical history built only from the records you upload.

Every clinical finding is linked to its Bates page so your team can verify without rereading hundreds of pages.

ICD-10-CM and CPT codes are captured as documented in the record — never generated or inferred as new diagnoses.

What you get

  • Date-ordered chronology by provider
  • ICD-10-CM and CPT codes documented in the record
  • Bates citations on every entry
  • Treatment gap callouts for attorney review
  • Exportable chronology for demand and mediation packets
  • SAMPLE-style excerpt you can judge before uploading

Sample output

Open the sample MedChron excerpt — source-linked rows with a missing-MRI flag.

EveryCase source-linked medical chronologyA case record panel showing three chronology entries. Each entry has a date, provider, clinical finding, an ICD-10 code badge, and a link to the source Bates page. One entry is flagged amber because an ordered MRI has no result in the file.CASE RECORD · MVA-2024-0117Source-linkedChronologyRecords AuditCodesDemand03/12/2024Memorial ERCervical strain; headache and photophobiaInitial presentation, 4 hrs post-collisionICD-10 S13.4XXABates 0142 ›03/14/2024Ortho follow-upMRI lumbar spine ordered — no result in fileReferral has no corresponding reportMissing follow-up reportBates 0188 ›03/28/2024NeurologyPost-concussive symptoms; cognitive complaintsDocumented for attorney reviewICD-10 F07.81Bates 0314 ›Every finding links to the page that supports it.Your team reviews and approves before anything leaves the firm.1Codes capturedfrom the record, not inferred2Gaps flaggedbefore the defense finds them3Cited to Batesverify without rereadingDe-identified sample
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What it catches / why it matters

  • Buried codes

    Surfaces codes sitting deep in the file that never made it into early summaries.

  • Missing results

    Flags ordered studies with no corresponding report in the file.

  • Date inconsistencies

    Highlights provider notes whose dates conflict with bills or referrals.

How it's produced

Records are organized into a single case record; chronology entries are extracted and cited. Your team verifies findings against source pages before use.

Verification note: every finding is available for attorney review against the source page before anything leaves the firm.

Limits

  • Does not independently diagnose medical conditions
  • Does not generate codes that are not documented in the record
  • Does not replace attorney or clinician review

Related reports

$500 per case. All core case reports included. No subscription.

All included in every $500 case. Use one, use all — same price.

EveryCase does not provide legal advice or independently diagnose medical conditions. It helps legal professionals review, organize, verify, and draft from the records they provide.