Turn Complex Medical Records into Actionable Evidence for Malpractice Cases
At Aezen Solutions, we focus on medical malpractice record retrieval and medical record review for malpractice, helping attorneys and law firms turn complex medical documentation into clear, actionable evidence. With over 10 years of experience and strict HIPAA compliance, we stand as a trusted partner, not just a vendor, delivering accurate, timely, and secure outcomes.
In malpractice litigation, medical records are the foundation for proving standards of care and causation. Our team identifies critical events, treatment errors, and deviations with precision. We also organize Electronic Health Records (EHR) in chronological order. Giving your legal team an easy-to-understand, searchable timeline that supports depositions, expert reviews, and trial preparation.For law firms, delays or disorganized records often increase costs, create backlogs, and raise litigation risks. Aezen Solutions helps overcome these challenges with efficient retrieval, structured summaries, and streamlined reviews that save attorney hours and accelerate case resolution. By partnering with us, legal teams gain more time to build stronger arguments, prepare expert witnesses, and achieve better outcomes in medical malpractice litigation.
Challenges Attorneys Face With Medical Records
- Delayed record retrieval from hospitals and providers
- Unorganized or incomplete EHR files
- Time-consuming review of hundreds of pages
- Confusing medical terminology and abbreviations.
- Risk of overlooking critical evidence
Challenges Attorneys Face With Medical Records
- Delayed record retrieval from hospitals and providers
- Unorganized or incomplete EHR files
- Time-consuming review of hundreds of pages
- Confusing medical terminology and abbreviations.
- Risk of overlooking critical evidence
Our Medical Record Review Process for Malpractice Cases
Record Retrieval
Fast, HIPAA-compliant requests from providers.
Organization
Sorting and indexing of EHR data chronologically.
Summary Reports
Clear, attorney-ready summaries of diagnoses, treatments, and outcomes.
Medical Chronologies
Timelines highlighting deviations from standard care.
Expert-Ready Files
Structured documentation for expert review and testimony.
Summary Reports
Clear, attorney-ready summaries of diagnoses, treatments, and outcomes.
What Sets Us Apart
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Major Malpractice Case Categories
- Diagnostic Malpractice
- Surgical or Procedural Errors
- Medication Errors
- Birth Injuries
- Nursing Home Negligence
- Emergency Room Errors
- Hospital Negligence
- Anesthesia Errors
- Laboratory or Diagnostic Test Errors
Major Malpractice Case Categories
- Diagnostic Malpractice
- Surgical or Procedural Errors
- Medication Errors
- Birth Injuries
- Nursing Home Negligence
- Emergency Room Errors
- Hospital Negligence
- Anesthesia Errors
- Laboratory or Diagnostic Test Errors
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FAQ
1. How does medical record review support malpractice litigation?
Thorough record analysis uncovers deviations from standard care, missed diagnoses, or treatment errors. These insights give attorneys the evidence needed to prove negligence or strengthen settlement negotiations.
2. How can medical record review reduce case prep time for attorneys?
Expert review teams organize and summarize medical records, highlight critical events, and create timelines, helping attorneys reduce case prep time by up to 50% while focusing on strategy rather than document management.
3. Is medical record review secure and HIPAA compliant?
Yes. At AEZEN solution follow strict HIPAA guidelines, ensuring that sensitive patient information is handled securely and confidentially throughout the review process.
4. Can law firms outsource medical record review for better efficiency?
Absolutely. Outsourcing to experts helps firms save time, reduce costs, and improve case outcomes by providing organized records, critical charts, and actionable insights for litigation.
5. How long does a medical record review take?
The time depends on the complexity and volume of records. With expert teams, case prep time can be reduced by up to 50%, allowing attorneys to focus on strategy rather than document management.