Medical Chronology video
Every page sorted and read, every visit placed on the injury it treated, and every gap and prior complaint flagged with its pages before the defense finds it. 1:16
What the film shows
Builds a dated, cited timeline of every visit, diagnosis and treatment for PI case managers
Agents sort every page by provider and date, read each visit with a page cite, place it on the injury it treated, flag gaps and priors and search inside each gap, match every bill and draft the summary. The case manager decides each flag with a reason; the trial attorney approves.
Transcript
- Medical Chronology builds a dated, cited timeline of every visit and treatment for injury case managers.
- By hand, a five-thousand-page record set takes forty to sixty unbilled hours.
- Agents sorted 2,870 pages from eleven providers and folded 214 duplicates.
- Marisa taps the lower back: twenty-three visits, from the crash to the fusion.
- A forty-one-day gap is flagged, with three notes found inside it.
- So is a 2019 back complaint, with the pages showing it resolved.
- Every bill is matched to its visit, with four letters of protection listed.
- The summary for the demand is drafted, every sentence cited.
- Garrett approves the same afternoon: three hours of review, not days.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.