For California QME & AME physicians

Thousands of pages.
One cited chronology.

Lexamed reads a full record production — every progress note, imaging report, and deposition — and returns a dated, page-cited medical chronology, surfaced flags, and a report draft. You review and judge; it does the assembling.

The physician is always the reviewer of record.

ChronologyAI
03/12/2024imaging verified

MRI lumbar spine: 5 mm disc protrusion at L4–L5 with mild central canal stenosis; no cord signal change.

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06/10/2024procedure verified

Right L4–L5 transforaminal epidural steroid injection performed; tolerated well, 60% relief reported at two weeks.

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1 flag — prior lumbar record predates the date of injury

From a box of records to a working draft

01

Ingest

Split, OCR, dedupe every production

02

Chronology

Dated events, quoting-adjacent

03

Flags

Gaps, priors, mismatches — as leads

04

Report draft

History assembled; you conclude

The line that matters

The AI organizes and surfaces. You read and judge.

Every chronology entry carries the page it came from, and its citation is checked against that page. Causation, apportionment, and impairment are never the model’s to state — they’re yours, drafted on your signature.

Built for the way a record review actually goes

Not a chatbot bolted onto a PDF. A reviewer’s workspace — the record on one side, the extracted timeline on the other, every jump one click away.

Cited chronology

A dated timeline of the medical record, each event quoting the page it came from and flagged verified or unverified — never a claim without a source.

Flags, as leads

Treatment gaps, prior injuries to the evaluated body parts, page-count mismatches, unreadable scans. Leads to check — not conclusions.

Ask the record

Put a question to the whole production and get an answer grounded in the pages, with citations. No answer the record doesn't support.

Report draft

History of injury and prior history assembled from the record. The evaluator's sections stay blank by construction — for you to write.

Pricing

Complimentary access during the pilot

Evaluate the complete workflow with synthetic records while we finish the compliance and commercial launch work.

Pilot

Complimentary pilot

$0during pilot

Evaluate the workflow with synthetic records before commercial billing is enabled.

  • All current review-workspace capabilities
  • No subscription, payment method, or promo code
  • Synthetic test records only while compliance agreements are pending
  • Commercial pricing published before billing begins
Create an account

Do not upload real patient records during the pilot. Commercial pricing and production-data availability will be announced before billing is enabled.

Give a case back its hours.

Create an organization, upload a synthetic production, and watch the chronology assemble. Pilot access is complimentary.