In personal injury and workers’ compensation practice, the medical record is the case — and it arrives as hundreds or thousands of unordered pages. Medical record review is the disciplined reading, organization, and summarization of those records so that counsel, examiners, and experts can find what matters and cite it precisely.
What Exigere delivers
- Organized records — indexed, paginated, and ordered so a specific treatment note can be found and cited in seconds.
- Chronologies — a dated narrative of treatment, built from the records themselves, with each entry traceable to its source page.
- Structured summaries — the material findings condensed for the reader who has an hour, prepared by specialists and reviewed before delivery.
- Controlled handling — protected information managed under Business Associate Agreements with documented, secure intake and delivery.
Who it serves
Personal injury and workers’ compensation firms and their paralegals; examining physicians preparing for independent medical examinations; and organizations that need record review done the same way every time. The full process is on the method section.
Related
Independent medical examination transcription · Deposition transcription · The medico-legal reading room