In the vast landscape of healthcare, medical chart review holds a pivotal role in the meticulous scrutiny of various types of medical records-a practice etched in precision and expertise. A medical chart is nothing but a private record that holds the documentation of...
Workers who contract COVID-19 on the job may be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits, if the claim is found valid via a comprehensive medical record review. Many U.S. states have already...
Medical malpractice cases due to medical errors in orthopedic procedures are common due to the high risk involved in the treatment procedures. Most of the orthopedic medical claims are sought for...
In medico-legal cases such as medical malpractice/negligence, mass tort, or personal injury, medical records summarization allows attorneys to extract the plaintiff’s relevant medical information....
Medical record review for social security disability benefits involves a comprehensive analysis of the claimant’s medical records to validate the claim. Scleroderma is an autoimmune disease that is...
Medical record review services are valuable for attorneys and their legal teams because they provide key medical data that legal professionals need to substantiate their argument and win their case....
Mass tort cases involve a group of plaintiffs who are affected by the same harm caused by the actions of the defendant, directly or indirectly. One or more defendants may be involved in these cases...
In any personal injury case, the large majority of a claimant’s damages constitute medical treatment. This makes medical record review very important for insurance defense counsel to get an accurate...
Legal restrictions and regulations related to employment are important for both employers and employees. It is estimated that challenges around these regulations and restrictions could be impacted...
Medical record review for personal injury cases also involve reviewing the relevant medical codes related to the injury. What are personal injury medical codes found in the medical bills? How are...
The SSA (Social Security Administration) conducts routine reviews to evaluate the medical condition of people who receive disability benefits. This routine review is called CDR or Continuing...
