CUSTOM MEDICAL RECORD REPORTING
Medical Record Reports Built Around Your Workflow.
Different teams need different information from the medical record. Lexmata can tailor report structure, detail, and organization around the way your firm reviews and works its cases.
Learn How We Can HelpUNDERSTANDING CUSTOM REPORTING
Your Team Shouldn’t Have to Work Around the Report.
One firm may need a detailed medical chronology. Another may want a focused summary, specific data points, or a report organized around its internal review process.
Even within the same firm, attorneys and staff may need different levels of detail depending on how the information will be used.
Custom medical record reporting helps legal teams get reviewed information in a structure that makes sense for their work.
MEDICAL RECORDS
- Detailed Chronology
- Focused Summary
- Case-Specific Fields
REPORTING OPTIONS
The Right Details. In the Right Format.
Depending on the review, medical record reporting can be organized around specific information and preferences.
That may include:
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Report Structure
Organizing findings into defined sections, headings, or a preferred reporting order.
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Level of Detail
Providing a focused overview or a more detailed review of the medical history.
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Chronology Format
Presenting medical events in chronological order or organizing information by relevant topics.
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Case-Specific Fields
Including defined diagnoses, treatments, dates, procedures, or other information relevant to the case.
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Provider and Treatment Information
Organizing findings around specific providers, facilities, treatment histories, or medical events.
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Reporting and Output Preferences
Structuring reviewed information for internal review, case preparation, or use in later stages of the case.
MAKING THE INFORMATION USEFUL
Finding the Information Is Only Part of the Job.
Once the records have been reviewed, attorneys and staff need to be able to find, share, and use the results. A report that fits the team’s existing process can help:
Find Information Faster
Keep relevant medical details organized and easier to locate.
Share Findings Across the Team
Give attorneys, paralegals, and other staff information they can use in their work.
Compare Similar Cases
Use a consistent reporting structure across matters involving similar medical questions.
Prepare for What’s Next
Organize medical information for case evaluation, demand preparation, depositions, or other stages of litigation.
Rather than spending additional time reorganizing the findings, your team can focus on using them.
REPORTING FOR DIFFERENT NEEDS
Different Tasks Call for Different Reports.
Custom reporting may be useful when a legal team has specific requirements for how medical information should be presented.
Case Evaluation
A focused report can help attorneys review diagnoses, treatment history, and other information relevant to an initial case assessment.
Litigation Preparation
A more detailed chronology or report can help organize medical events, treatment records, and supporting information for upcoming case work.
High-Volume Case Review
A consistent set of fields or report sections can make it easier to review and compare findings across multiple similar matters.
Internal Team Workflows
A report organized around established review preferences can make it easier to share findings and move information between team members.
The format should fit the work your team needs to do.
THE LEXMATA APPROACH
Tell Us What You Need. We’ll Help Shape the Report.
Lexmata provides AI-powered medical record review services that organize medical information into useful, source-linked findings.
Lexmata offers different levels of medical record review depending on the information your team needs.
- ExploreOrganized medical records
- ExplainSummaries and chronologies
- ExamineCase-specific findings and qualification analysis through Qualify.ai
Our team can also discuss reporting preferences, including the structure, fields, and level of detail needed for your review. Available customization depends on the selected service and agreed scope.
No new software to learn. No changes to your existing workflow.
View Lexmata ServicesFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Common Questions About Custom Medical Record Reporting.
What is custom medical record reporting?
Custom medical record reporting organizes reviewed medical information around a legal team’s preferred structure, criteria, or workflow rather than using the same standard format for every matter.
What can be customized in a medical record report?
Depending on the scope of the review, customization may include report sections, level of detail, chronology organization, case-specific data fields, and other reporting preferences.
Can the same report format be used across multiple cases?
Yes. A defined reporting structure can help legal teams maintain consistent outputs across similar matters, making findings easier to review and compare.
Can Lexmata work with our firm’s existing reporting process?
Lexmata can work with your team to understand its existing review and reporting preferences. The specific structure and available outputs depend on the selected service and agreed scope.
Is custom reporting the same as case-specific medical record review?
Not exactly. Case-specific review focuses on the medical information and criteria relevant to a particular matter. Custom reporting focuses on how the reviewed information is organized and presented. The two can work together.
Do we need new software to receive custom reports from Lexmata?
No. Lexmata provides medical record review services without requiring firms to install new software, purchase subscriptions, or commit to long-term contracts.
Get Medical Record Reports That Work for Your Team.
Tell us what information your team needs and how you want it organized. We’ll show you how Lexmata can support your reporting needs.
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