Organize, Summarize, and Review Medical Records with Ease
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Medical Record Reviews are Broken
Medical record reviews are a critical but broken process, holding back legal and medical professionals from delivering their best work.
Time-Consuming
Medical Service Providers spend hours sifting through hundreds or even thousands of pages to undestand their patient's medical history.
Error-Prone
Manual review is susceptible to missed details and inconsistencies, potentially compromising case outcomes.
Disorganized
Without proper tools to index and search exhibits, professionals struggle to extract and validate crucial patient information.
We make Medical Record Reviews a Delight

Slash Review Time in Half
Transform thousands of disorganized PDF pages into searchable, dated records, helping you uncover critical evidence in minutes.

Enhance Case Defensibility
Engineered specifically for medical-legal review, InQuery captures nuanced details—from handwritten notes to obscure abbreviations—ensuring every finding is robust and defensible under legal scrutiny.

Intelligent Evidence Discovery
Leverage advanced, domain-specific AI to identify critical patterns, anomalies, contradictions, and bad facts, turning complex records into actionable insights that bolster your case strategy.
Meet your new AI Assistant
Unified Health Record Workspace
View all your records in a single pane, with a record index side-by-side with your original records, or download your organized file as a tabbed and hyperlinked PDF so you can take it to go.
Smart Document Organization
Instantly sort and filter case records by date, provider, or document type to quickly create an organized case file to go.
Detailed Document Summaries
InQuery provides detailed highlights of the case and of each individual record as they pertain to your case, including narrative summaries and key details like ICD Codes.
Search Any Document, Really.
Search for key information in your progress reports, forms, and handwritten notes using exact keyword matches.