Medical Chronology
A medical timeline that builds itself.
Turn 10,000+ pages of unstructured records into a structured, searchable, cited chronology — every event synced to the exact source page or DICOM slice. Review a decade of care at a glance.
Built on medical-record intelligence
Trained across legal, insurance & IME records — reading every page and every image, then placing it on one timeline.
Upload records at any scale.
Drop tens or thousands of documents at once — PDFs, faxes, JPEGs, TIFs, Word files, and full DICOM studies. Each page is segmented, OCR-routed to the right engine, and quality-flagged. No manual sorting.
A structured list of events, at a glance.
Every clinical event — diagnoses, treatments, providers, imaging — extracted into a color-coded, sortable index. Spot gaps in care, missing procedures, or inconsistent histories instantly across the whole file.
Searchable, indexed, and cited.
Every document in the packet is tagged with its date, title, and author — and hyperlinked to the exact source page. Search a diagnosis, medication, or provider and jump straight to the record, with the citation attached.
The differentiator
Imaging on the timeline — not just the report.
DICOM studies are ingested, viewable in an integrated PACS viewer, and placed inline on the chronology — so the MRI or CT sits next to the note that ordered it. The one capability generic tools can't reproduce.
See Imaging IntelligenceFrom records dump to defensible timeline.
Four steps, no manual sorting — whether you're building a case, working a claim, or preparing an exam.
Drag & drop records, claims files, and legal docs — no manual sorting required.
Sorted by date, provider, and type — with duplicates removed automatically.
A timeline and summary, every line traced to its source — cutting prep time.
Share reports or push to your CRM — always traceable, always consistent.
FAQ
Medical chronology, answered.
A medical chronology is a structured, date-ordered timeline of every clinical event in a file — diagnoses, treatments, providers, imaging, and gaps — with each entry linked back to its source document. It turns a disorganized packet into something a reviewer can scan in minutes.
Each page is segmented and OCR-routed to the right engine, clinical events are extracted and normalized, and every event is placed on a timeline synced to its source page or DICOM slice. Low-confidence pages are flagged for human review rather than guessed.
No wall. Chronology is built for real charts — 10,000+ page records with pagination and lazy loading, plus full DICOM studies. Generic chat tools reject files that size; this does not.
Clinical notes, operative and radiology reports, labs, pharmacy, billing and EOBs, legal documents, and native DICOM imaging — including handwritten and low-quality scans, with per-page quality flags where legibility is poor.
Records are processed under a signed BAA with HIPAA controls, encryption in transit and at rest, case-level access control, and PHI access logging on every event. Your data is never used to train a model.
Yes — steer the output toward the lens your work needs (claims, IME, or litigation), filter by document type or date range, and export with your own template and branding.
Typically minutes to hours end-to-end, even for a very large file — versus days or weeks for a manual reviewer.
See a chronology built on one of your own files.
Book a 20-minute demo, or upload a single file and get a cited sample chronology back — no commitment. Handled under our BAA; never used to train a model.