Ten places
Fax, portal, email, disc, paper.
Records gather themselves onto the right client, and every view is logged.
The demo is the real case-manager view. No signup, no form, nothing to install.
Three months free — no card up front, so nothing can be charged.
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Hours on every file, and hard to prove when it matters.
Fax, portal, email, disc, paper.
Emailed records can't be tracked or taken back.
Who opened the chart, when, and why?
A new case manager inherits a folder.
It reads the patient off the document — no link to send, nobody waiting to route it.
Illustration; fictional patient.
Dated, source-cited, built from what's already filed. Totals computed, never estimated.
Illustration. A drafting aid your team verifies; exports to CSV or PDF.
Real DICOM in the file, not a disc in the mail. Your expert reads the series, not just the report.
Scoped, time-limited access by email or text. No account to create.
At settlement, hand the file to the client or archive it. The trail stays intact.
Firms stall on the migration, not the software. So we do it.
Written by a practicing neurosurgeon who was spending more time on records requests than on patients — and it runs every day in a live spine practice.
A flat plan set by caseload, invoiced net-30. No per-seat surprises.
Three months free. No card up front, so nothing can be charged — long enough to run real cases from intake to demand. Near the end we'll get in touch to talk about pricing, and you decide then whether to carry on.
Once the trial ends, paid plans renew automatically until cancelled, and invoices are non-refundable.
Twenty minutes, screen-shared. Bring a de-identified file and we'll run it end to end.