RadiusDocs reads the full record set before you do — chronology, diagnoses, providers, procedures, gaps, and missing-record flags, all citation-backed. You walk into the exam already knowing the case. You write opinion, not narrative summary.
Chronology, gaps, missing records, key citations. Ready before the visit.
We've watched too many clinics evaluate us as the wrong kind of software. Let's get that out of the way.
We work on the records after they exist. Your encounter capture, dictation, and clinic workflow stay exactly as they are.
RadiusDocs assembles the cited factual record. You apply medical judgment — the opinion stays yours, fully defensible, fully attributable.
Claim submission, billing, scheduling, and report fulfillment stay in the systems you already use.
Sourced from public IME-physician threads and expert-witness commentary.
IME and expert-review work pays for opinion and examination — not for the unpaid hours of indexing thousands of pages of outside records, imaging reports, and prior treaters before you can form a defensible view.
Depositions punish vague opinions. Expert-witness discussions repeatedly stress that opinions need evidence and page support. AI-generated drafts without citations are now a documented liability — lawyers have been reprimanded for passing off hallucinated citations.
IME and forensic reviewers regularly receive incomplete packets: missing imaging, omitted ER records, prior treaters left out, illegible scanned pages. Manually catching what's missing is slow and error-prone.
IME physicians sit between plaintiff attorneys, defense, payers, and patients. Each side requests different cuts of the same record set — and each cut today means re-reading the file in a new lens.
Public quotes from physicians doing forensic, expert, and IME work.
It's not a job where you can BS for long, you have to have evidence.
We've already seen lawyers get reprimanded for passing off bogus citations hallucinated by AI.
Personal injury attorneys try to dictate how a physician practices.
No. It assembles the cited factual record — chronology, findings, gaps. The medical opinion stays yours and fully attributable.
Every factual statement links to the exact page it came from, so you can answer "where does it say that?" in seconds — the trust posture deposition demands.
No. CaseOS works on the records after they exist. Your encounter capture, dictation, billing, and report fulfillment stay in the systems you already use.
A structured, page-cited pre-exam brief is ready in minutes — you walk into the exam already knowing the case.
One 15-minute demo with a real human. Bring a record set you actually struggled with — we'll show you the pre-exam brief RadiusDocs would produce.
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