Details hide in the pile
A prior injury on page 2,118. A limit in a margin note.
Medical chronologies for law firms and claims teams
Turn the record pile
into a
cited timeline.
AI software that turns medical records into a dated chronology,
with page citations for you to verify.
Up to 10,000 pages per reportScans and handwritingPrivate to your workspaceMediChro is software for legal teams. It does not give legal or medical advice.
Built for legal teams and the cases they handle
Personal
injury
Social Security
disability
Workers’
compensation
Disability
insurance
Veterans’
disability
Legal nurse
consultants
The problem
The record is the case.
It is also thousands of pages.
Summaries don’t match
Different reviewers and formats, and no way to check them.
Deadlines don’t wait
Hearings and demands arrive before every page is read.
How it works
From PDFs to a cited report.
- 1
Upload
Add the full record, up to 10,000 pages.
- 2
Read
Every page, scans and handwriting included.
- 3
Organize
Sorted into your case type’s sections.
Verify
Each entry cites its source page.
Sample reportSample case 024
Personal Injury
Medical Chronology
At a doctor’s visit, the patient reported on-and-off lower back pain. The doctor discussed physical therapy.
At a physical therapy visit, the patient said long periods of sitting were painful. The notes don’t say for how long.
Source page
S001 · p. 12DOCTOR’S VISIT NOTE
PDF page 12 of 480 · Bates DEMO0012
The doctor noted on-and-off lower back pain and discussed physical therapy.Original PDF12 of 480
740 pages · 2 files · 9 sections
Cited to the page
The source is one
click away.
Click any citation to see its PDF page beside the report. Show physical pages or Bates labels.
- Facts carry page citations
- Uncited items are labeled, not hidden
Inside every report
Made to be checked.
Every page checked
Unreadable or blank pages are flagged.
Events in date order
Unclear dates are kept and marked as unclear.
Conflicts flagged
Differences between sections to check.
Exports for sharing
Download in Word or as a web page.
Solutions
Built for the work you do.
Medical Record Review
A neutral, encounter-by-encounter record review
Up to 9 sections
Personal Injury
Incident, baseline and clinical course records
Up to 11 sections
Workers’ Compensation
Work status, treatment and claim records
Up to 12 sections
Disability Insurance
Supplied policy terms, opinions and claim decisions
Up to 12 sections
Social Security Disability
Function, opinions and treatment records
8 to 12 sections
Veterans’ Disability
Service history, exams and claim decisions
Up to 12 sectionsPrinciples
Evidence, not opinions.
- Facts are cited to their source pages.
- Opinions stay attributed to their source.
- Unclear dates and unreadable passages are noted.
- Missing records are noted as limitations.
Security
Built for sensitive records.
- Private to your own workspace
- Short-lived signed file links
- Integrity checks on every file
- Audit log of views and downloads
FAQ
Questions, answered.
How do citations work?
Each file gets an ID such as S001. Citations are tied to physical PDF pages: S001 · p. 12 is the 12th page of that file. Where a page has a court, exhibit or Bates label, the report can show that label instead. Labels are read from the page, so check them against the source.
What files can I upload?
PDFs up to 500 MB each, up to 999 files and 2 GB per report, and up to 10,000 pages per report. Scans are read; locked PDFs must be unlocked first.
Which case types are supported?
Six: Personal Injury, Social Security Disability, Workers’ Compensation, Disability Insurance, Veterans’ Disability and Medical Record Review. Each has its own report sections.
How do I check the report is right?
Follow each citation to its source page and compare the statement with the record. Review notes list material differences between report sections to check against the sources. Reports are drafts for source verification; your attorneys and reviewers verify the evidence and decide how to use it.
Is this medical or legal advice?
No. MediChro organizes and cites what the records say. Opinions in the records are credited to their authors. MediChro does not add its own.
How is my data protected?
A workspace’s reports are private to that workspace, roles control what each person can do, and two-step sign-in is available. File integrity checks and time-limited links are part of how files are handled. The Security page and Privacy Policy have the details.
Can I add records after starting?
Files are locked once analysis starts, so citations stay stable. To add records, duplicate the report and change its files. A stopped report can resume without repeating finished work.
Something else? Talk to us. All questions
Your next file, cited to the page.
Turn thousands of pages into a clear, cited chronology.