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 Strengths and Weaknesses Assessment
Start understanding the critical facts in your case within days using our Strengths and Weaknesses assessment. This report provides a high-level overview of a medical record with the positive and negative facts of the patient’s clinical course. The easy-to-read format lets you quickly see areas of potential liability as well as the elements of the record that will support your defense.
This report has two sections. The first provides a brief overview of the biographical information for the case subject and a summary of the significant events that occurred in the reviewed medical records. The second section provides the case strengths and weaknesses — positive and negative points identified by the medical legal analyst that may either help refute or support allegations. The strengths and weaknesses are grouped by topic or allegation and are listed chronologically.
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Thanks for all of your assistance over the years – everyone at Excelas is such a pleasure to work with and we cherish the relationship we have with the whole Excelas team. The tools you provide us in defending our cases are immeasurable, and I’ve truly enjoyed watching Excelas grow exponentially over the years.
- Nicole, Partner, Defense Firm, Florida
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