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Read fictional findings and follow source citations. No account needed.
For physicians who review medical-legal records
Prepare your QME report from the evidence.
Turn readable medical records into a dated, page-cited chronology and report draft. Check the sources, correct the findings, and add your medical opinions. Unreadable pages and processing failures need review.
See how the application works →Invitation required · Synthetic records only · No patient records accepted yet. The physician remains the reviewer of record.Fictional chronologyIllustration
03/12/2024medical visit
The worker reported lumbar pain after the February 1 lifting incident and denied prior back injury.
p. 303/28/2024imaging
The MRI described an L4-L5 disc protrusion contacting the left L5 nerve root. PDF page 7 repeats this report.
p. 41 flag: PDF page 7 duplicates the MRI on page 4
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SEE WHAT YOU RECEIVE
The evidence, organized.
The draft, ready for your review.
Explore a dated chronology and a report draft. Select a page citation to read the record behind it.
Try the reviewer’s job in three steps
0 of 3 steps complete · Practice only; this does not certify a review.
1. Follow a citation. Select a page citation below and read the source behind the finding.
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Medical chronology
Five selected events in date order from the tester packet.
Progress note
The worker reported lumbar pain after the February 1 lifting incident and denied prior back injury.
Lumbar MRI
The MRI described an L4-L5 disc protrusion contacting the left L5 nerve root. PDF page 7 repeats this report.
Procedure note
A left L4-L5 transforaminal epidural steroid injection was performed. Post-procedure pain decreased from 7/10 to 3/10.
Functional history
The follow-up records walking and driving limits and continued modified duty. Its pronouns vary; verify identity and attribution.
Follow-up note
The worker reported approximately 50% relief after the injection, pain 4/10, and continued modified duty.
Hand-authored examples from the seven-page Alex Testcase packet. Citations use PDF viewer pages, not printed footers. The report preview illustrates selected draft sections, not a completed evaluation. No real patient information.
FROM RECORDS TO REVIEW
A clear path through the paperwork.
Bring the records. Follow the evidence. Make the report your own.
Upload synthetic records
Start with the fictional packet during the trial. Lexamed separates the documents, reads scanned pages, and identifies duplicates.
Review the evidence
Follow a dated chronology, open the cited source pages, and review flags. Check and edit the draft in one workspace.
Export to Word
Take your cited chronology and report draft with you. Complete your examination findings and medical opinions before signing.
Check the evidence. Keep the judgment.
Follow citations, investigate flags, ask questions of the record, and edit the draft. Source-text matches do not establish completeness or clinical accuracy. Examination findings and medical opinions remain yours.
Read the dated evaluation and known limitationsThe published evaluation covers three paragraph-shortening examples; it does not establish full-case accuracy or time saved.
Watch the optional 3-minute product tour
SEE LEXAMED IN ACTION
From the first page to the report draft.
See the chronology assemble, follow a citation back to its source, and take a closer look at the report you export.
Separate fictional product walkthrough · Captions included. Your clinical judgment stays with you.
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1,000 pages free for 7 days
Run a synthetic production through the complete workflow before you decide whether to pay for it. Real patient records are not accepted yet.
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All current review-workspace capabilities
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An invitation code is required. No card or subscription.
Synthetic records for now
The trial runs on synthetic records until real-record access opens
Pricing before billing
Commercial pricing published before a paid plan is offered; no automatic conversion
What happens after your trial?
When your time or allowance runs out, new processing stops. Existing results remain readable, and you can download existing chronology and report exports. Generating new drafts uses your remaining allowance.
No subscription is created and there is no automatic paid conversion. Commercial pricing will be published before a paid plan is offered.
Need more time? Request a trial extension or discuss continued access. Extensions are reviewed individually. Request future real-record access. Keep using fictional records until all readiness requirements are met and access is explicitly enabled for your organization.
Before you start
Can I try it before creating an account?
Yes. Explore the fictional sample case, open its source citations, and download the sample chronology and report draft without signing in.
Can Lexamed read scanned records?
Lexamed uses OCR to read scanned pages and surfaces unreadable scans for review. Check the extracted text and source pages; scan quality affects what can be read.
What does the physician still complete?
Review the chronology and drafted history against the sources. Add your examination findings, medical opinions, reasoning, and signature. A source-text match does not establish clinical accuracy.
Can I edit the exports in Word?
Yes. Download the chronology and report draft as editable Word documents. The downloadable sample report shows selected draft sections and includes its fictional source pages.
What is included in the free trial?
By invitation, you get 1,000 pages for 7 days, with no card required or automatic paid conversion. The trial accepts synthetic records only; real patient records are not accepted yet.
See what a cited draft looks like.
Invitation required · Fictional records only · No card required.