Medical Record Summations

Although some attorneys have a Rehabilitation Counselor or Registered Nurse on staff, many do not, and with the volume of catastrophic, personal or work injury cases that come in, so to does volumes of medical records to be reviewed and summarized. Marini & Associates do not review medical records to detect fraudulent hospital billing, however we will upon request, summarize the essential information from available medical records and present this summary in the form of a chronological report of services rendered. What we typically include in medical record summations is the following: date of services or report; signing physician; diagnostic tests and results; specific diagnoses or prognosis; services to be rendered and a summary of those services, medications prescribed, and other relevant information. You may view two different summarized medical histories by clicking either the life care plan sample or vocational assessment report sample on this web site.