Physician-Prepared Medical Record Chronologies for Attorneys

Turn thousands of pages of medical records into a clear, navigable clinical story.

$35/hour • Bookmarks • Hyperlinks • Physician Prepared

Not AI-generated. Prepared by physicians.
When accuracy matters, attorneys shouldn't have to rely on an AI summary alone.

No obligation. See the quality of a physician-prepared chronology using your own records.

Physician Prepared

Medical records are reviewed and summarized by physicians who understand the clinical significance of the record.

Easy to Navigate

Bookmarks and hyperlinks let you move quickly between chronology entries and the underlying medical records.

Straightforward Pricing

$35/hour with no copying or shipping fees. New clients can start with a free 100-page sample.

Medical Record Chronologies

We transform voluminous medical records into clear, concise, and easy-to-navigate chronologies.

Prepared by physicians—not generated by AI.

MDTimelines™ helps attorneys quickly understand the clinical story and identify the events that matter.

See the difference with a free 100-page sample for new clients.

Why Attorneys Use MDTimelines™

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See the Clinical Story

Turn thousands of pages of fragmented medical records into an organized timeline of the events that matter.

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Reduce Expert Review Time

Give your expert an organized chronology so more time can be spent analyzing the medicine—not sorting through records.

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Find the Source Quickly

Bookmarks and hyperlinks make it easy to move between chronology entries and the supporting medical records.


Secure, HIPAA-Compliant Record Handling

Medical records are handled through secure, HIPAA-compliant systems.

See how our physician-prepared medical record chronologies can strengthen your case.

PHYSICIAN MERIT REVIEWS

Know Whether the Medicine Supports the Case
Physician review of standard of care, causation, damages, potential defenses, and next steps—before you invest further in the case.