Screening Intelligence · Level 3
Start with a focused nurse-led screen before committing to a full Case Review or expensive expert time. Screening organizes the relevant episode, identifies preliminary clinical and documentation questions, flags missing records, and helps counsel decide what should be investigated next.
Published starting point. Final scope is confirmed after record-volume and complexity review.
Defined service ladder
One defined event, one principal allegation, and one core specialty.
No independent case-merit or expert-opinion determination.
Discuss this level →Specialty-matched review or moderate multi-issue complexity.
No independent case-merit or expert-opinion determination.
Discuss this level →Maternal, fetal, newborn, or delivery-related matters; complex source types may increase scope.
No independent case-merit or expert-opinion determination.
Discuss this level →Starting prices reflect a defined record set and review scope. Final pricing depends on record volume, record quality, number of facilities, date range, specialty, urgency, requested depth, supplemental records, OCR quality, duplicate burden, and requested verification level. Every engagement is confirmed in writing before production begins.
Screening helps prioritize records, questions, and potential expert needs. It is not an expert opinion or independent determination of case merit.
Written scope controls
These rules are part of the same controlling catalog as the published prices.
Critical Timeline organizes and clinically reviews medical information only within the records supplied and agreed written scope. We are not a law firm; we do not provide legal advice, diagnose or recommend treatment, determine negligence, liability, standard of care, causation, damages, case value, or legal deadlines, replace a qualified retained expert, or guarantee an outcome.
The question this Intelligence service answers
The engagement is organized around a defined decision or conversation—not around producing pages for their own sake.
Core Intelligence deliverables
Best fit
Emergency Department matters
Labor & Delivery or obstetric matters
Potential matters with uncertain clinical complexity
Scope and strategy
Focused screening helps counsel see whether the current production identifies clinically significant questions, timing issues, record gaps, or specialty needs that justify another investigation step. The output is deliberately bounded and does not disguise a merit opinion as a nurse summary.
Signals this may be the right level
Related pathways
Service questions
No. Screening identifies preliminary documented issues, limitations, and questions. Counsel and retained experts determine merit, standard of care, causation, liability, damages, and case value.
The source set should cover the defined event and the context needed to understand it. Core records vary by setting; missing categories are documented in the screening.
The result may support a targeted record request, a chronology, a deeper case review, specialty-matched expert evaluation, or a decision not to expand the review. Counsel makes that decision.
Attorneys evaluating a potential matter · Intelligence matched to purpose
