For attorneys & life care planners

Medical record review that doesn't cost you 30 hours a case.

Life care planners typically spend 30–50 hours per case manually sorting and organizing raw medical records before they can even start building a plan. Attorneys hit the same wall ahead of depositions, demand letters, and settlement prep. AI extracts and drafts the document first; a specialist verifies it against the source file before it ships.

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Who this is for

Built around how legal and life-care-planning teams actually work

Personal injury & malpractice attorneysProduct liability firmsMass tort firmsWorkers' comp & VA disability →Nursing home injury & abuse attorneysInsurers, IMEs, QMEs & CMEsLife care planning companies →Legal nurse consultants →Pharma & clinical trial teams

What we produce

From raw records to case-ready documents

Medical ChronologyA patient's medical history and events organized in exact chronological order — the foundation of every life care plan and legal case file.

Narrative SummaryA SOAP-style narrative of the case that's easy for non-clinical legal teams to follow.

Medical OpinionA clinical judgment on diagnosis, prognosis, and impairment, drawn directly from the record.

Demand LetterThe relevant medical facts assembled to support a legal demand package.

Medical SynopsisA concise overview of a claimant's history for attorneys and planners short on time.

Deposition SummaryTestimony condensed into an indexed summary — dates, names, and exhibits included.

Billing SummaryA reconciled log confirming what was billed, and when, against the record.

APS SummaryAttending Physician Statement summaries prepared for life insurance underwriting review.

Sorting & IndexingRaw, disorganized records sorted, deduplicated, and indexed before any deeper review begins.

Available add-ons

Hyperlinks & hotlinksDeduplicationTreatment timelineMissing record identificationBookmarkingPain & suffering chartStrength & weakness reportMedical shorthand interpretation

How it works

AI drafts it first, a specialist verifies it before it ships

Send the source records

Raw medical records, however disorganized, come in through a HIPAA-compliant platform built for handling case files securely.

AI sorts and drafts

Records are sorted, deduplicated, indexed, and drafted into the document type you need — chronology, summary, demand letter, or otherwise.

A specialist verifies it

Every document is checked against the source file by a trained specialist before it ships — nothing goes out unverified.

Common questions

What attorneys and planners ask before their first case

What is a medical chronology?

A medical chronology is a patient's full treatment history — every visit, diagnosis, procedure, and provider note — organized in exact chronological order. It's the foundation attorneys and life care planners build a case or a plan from, since raw medical records rarely arrive in a usable order.

What's the difference between a medical chronology and a medical record review?

A medical chronology organizes the treatment history into a timeline. A medical record review goes further, applying clinical judgment to that timeline — flagging what's medically significant, identifying gaps, and connecting findings to the case theory. VirtualScrivener's AI drafts the chronology first; a specialist review layer (Scribe Support) adds that clinical read on top when a case needs it.

Get your next case file off your desk.

Tell us the case type and record volume — we'll walk you through turnaround time and pricing for your firm.

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