Cost-effective and time-saving medical record retrieval and organization.
Customizable tools created from the most relevant, critical facts found in your medical record.
Services to help you assess risk and ensure the integrity of your clinical documentation.
An easy, secure, and convenient way to access and navigate your records and reports online.
Home Medical Record Analysis Case Summary
Our case summary outlines the crucial details within the medical history in a narrative format, encompassing all internal and external care providers and care settings. This report includes a roster of key healthcare providers, alerts you to any missing documents that appear critical to the case, and provides an objective assessment of whether standards of care were met.
Case summary reports are an efficient way to see a patient’s care experience with all its supporting documentation. While the analysis is comprehensive in scope, the report itself is concise and completely customizable.
Your report may contain:
For your convenience, every piece of medical information in your case summary is cross-referenced with the medical record. Simply click on the hyperlinked Bates numbers in the report to immediately see the page of the medical record where the information is contained.
Tells a clear story of the patient’s clinical course in an easy-to-read format. The case summary can be the basis for initial case valuation and defense strategy.
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It’s clear that the Excelas team has a real interest in healthcare and a desire to keep our focus on resident care. Your analyses always examine what matters most—the standard of care, and the real, documented facts of the case.
- A claims manager from TX
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