For legal nurse consultants

A first-pass tool for the part of the job that isn't clinical judgment.

Sorting, deduplicating, and building the initial chronology from a raw record stack is real work, but it isn't the part of the job that needs your clinical expertise. VirtualScrivener drafts that first pass — you review, correct, and finalize with your name on it, the same as always.

Who this is for

Built around how LNC work actually gets billed

Independent legal nurse consultantsSmall LNC consulting firmsLNCs handling case-manager or expert-witness workLNCs supporting life care plannersLNCs working overflow for attorney clients
Where the hours go

The unbillable-feeling hours before the clinical work starts

Sorting a disorganized record

Records arrive out of order, duplicated, and from multiple providers. Getting them into a usable timeline is the first hour spent on every case, before any clinical opinion can form.

Building the chronology

A first-pass chronology has to exist before you can review it against the record for accuracy and clinical significance — that draft step doesn't require your license to produce.

Summarizing for the attorney client

A narrative summary an attorney can actually read still needs a first draft — one that reflects the record accurately enough that your review is a correction pass, not a rewrite.

How it works

AI drafts the first pass, your review is still the final word

Send the source records

Raw records 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 a chronology or narrative summary you can start reviewing right away.

Your clinical review is the final step

You check it against the source record and apply the clinical judgment that's actually why the client hired an LNC. Nothing goes out under your name that you haven't verified.

Working alongside a life care planner on a case? See our dedicated page for life care planners →

Worth a conversation if it's ever useful.

Tell us your typical case volume and document types — we'll show you exactly where the first-pass draft fits into your workflow.