Best AI Medical Record Summary Tools for Law Firms (2026): 9 Options Compared
The short version
- If you run PI volume: the chronology is one feature inside a bigger platform. Look at EvenUp, Supio, or Eve. None publishes a price.
- If you are already on Filevine: MedChron is free with Filevine AI, per Filevine.
- If you want a per-case price and med-mal depth: MedLegal AI (ours) or, for a low-cost per-page option, Dodonai.
- If you are a carrier, TPA, or defense claims team: Wisedocs and DigitalOwl are built for you.
- Whatever you pick: require page-level citations. A summary you cannot click through to the chart is a summary you cannot rely on.
How we compared
- Verifiability: does every extracted fact link to the source page?
- Human review: does a person check the output, and who?
- HIPAA posture: BAA, SOC 2, training-data commitments, as stated by the vendor.
- Who it is built for: plaintiff PI, med-mal, defense, insurer.
- Price transparency: published, partially published, or quote-only.
Comparison table
| Tool | Built for | Page-level citations | Human review | Security claims (vendor-stated) | Pricing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MedLegal AI (this site) | Med-mal attorneys and LNCs, plaintiff or defense | Yes, every finding cites the record page (demo) | Reviewed by a practicing physician | BAA available (/baa); no training on client data | Published: free (3 analyses), $19/case, $49–$499/mo |
| EvenUp (MedChrons) | PI firms | Not stated on site | "Legal-reviewed demands" optional | "SOC2-audited and HIPAA-attested" | Not published |
| Supio (Chronologies) | Plaintiff PI and mass torts | Not stated on site | "Human expert verification" (funding release) | SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, PHIPA, GDPR; no training on client data | Not published; per case, unlimited users/pages |
| Eve | Plaintiff firms (PI, med-mal, WC, SSD, L&E) | Not stated on site | Not stated | SOC 2 Type 2, HIPAA; no training on shared models | Not published |
| Filevine MedChron | Filevine customers; broad practice areas | "Hyperlinked summaries" (press release) | Not stated | Security page; certifications not itemized on homepage | Free with Filevine AI; Filevine AI price not published |
| Wisedocs | Insurers, TPAs, IME/QME, defense | "Page-level citations" (sponsored article) | "Human-in-the-loop QA" (sponsored article) | SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA | Not published |
| DigitalOwl / ChartSwap Insights | Insurers; self-serve plan for attorneys | "Sort & link to documents" (site) | Not stated | SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, GDPR (launch release) | Limits published; price page shows waitlist |
| Dodonai | Solo and small firms | Page-line citations on depo summaries; chronologies included | Not stated | SOC 2, HIPAA with BAA (vendor site) | Published: $25–$83/mo, per page |
| Human LNC / chronology services | Any | Varies by drafter; specify pin-cites in the engagement | The drafter is the review | Varies; get a BAA | Commonly hourly; see services compared |
The tools
1. MedLegal AI
Disclosure: this is our product. MedLegal AI is a medical-malpractice tool for attorneys and legal nurse consultants on either side of the case. The record analysis produces a chronology plus standard-of-care and causation findings, and every finding is cited to the record page; output is reviewed by a practicing physician. Pricing is published: a free account with the first 3 case analyses free and no credit card, $19 per case, Pro $49/month, Professional $249/month (5 seats), Firm $499/month (20 seats) (pricing). Limitations: it is not a case-management system, it does not retrieve records from providers, and it is not designed for insurer-scale page volumes. Our hallucination testing and methodology are public at the transparency report.
2. EvenUp (MedChrons / Medical Management)
EvenUp's medical chronology product sits inside a pre-litigation platform for personal-injury firms that also includes AI Drafts, Express and Expert Demands, Communication Agents, Case & Negotiation Prep, and Executive Analytics. The site reports 2,000+ PI firms and describes itself as "SOC2-audited and HIPAA-attested"; firms "choose instant AI demands or legal-reviewed demands based on case type" (evenuplaw.com). EvenUp raised a $150M Series E at a $2B+ valuation in October 2025 (BusinessWire). Pricing is not published; see what EvenUp actually costs. Best fit: PI firms that want chronology and demand in one vendor.
3. Supio (Chronologies)
Supio lists Chronologies alongside Demand Letters, Case Ledger, Litigation Drafting, Supio Intake, and Supio Agent, and positions itself for plaintiff law and mass torts. It states SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, PHIPA, and GDPR compliance and that client data "never trains foundation models" (supio.com). Its pricing page describes per-case plans with "unlimited usage, unlimited users, unlimited pages" and "no lock-in contracts or platform fees," without figures (supio.com/pricing). A one-click Westlaw Advantage integration launched April 16, 2026 (PR Newswire). See what Supio actually costs. Best fit: mid-size plaintiff firms that want chronology, ledger, and drafting under one agent layer.
4. Eve
Eve describes an "EveOS" for plaintiff firms with Analyst, Intake, Auditor, Agents, and a data layer called Atlas, and lists medical chronologies among its capabilities. It names medical malpractice, workers' compensation, and Social Security disability alongside PI, says it is "SOC II Type 2 certified and is HIPAA compliant," and reports 1,200+ firms (eve.legal). Eve raised a $103M Series B at a $1B+ valuation in September 2025 (PR Newswire). No pricing is published (eesel, June 2026). Best fit: plaintiff firms that want one vendor from intake through resolution.
5. Filevine MedChron
MedChron is Filevine's chronology tool inside its LOIS AI layer. Filevine's June 2025 release says it automates work that "has traditionally required 15 to 20 hours of manual effort for each complex case," produces "hyperlinked summaries, interactive filters, and a keyword index," is free to existing Filevine AI users, and offers non-customers a trial of "1,000 pages of medical records at no cost" (Filevine, June 11, 2025). Filevine AI pricing itself is custom (filevine.com/pricing). Best fit: firms already running Filevine as their system of record.
6. Wisedocs
Wisedocs sells Medical Chronologies, Medical Summaries, Medical Insights, WiseChat, and Custom Reports to insurance carriers, TPAs, IME/QME providers, and defense teams, with SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA claims and a stated 70% automation of the review workflow (wisedocs.ai). A June 2026 sponsored article describes page-level citations, human-in-the-loop QA, and one unnamed carrier's cost dropping from 60 to 20 cents per page (Claims Journal, sponsored). No pricing is published; see what Wisedocs actually costs. Best fit: claims operations and defense firms with insurer-scale volume.
7. DigitalOwl (becoming ChartSwap Insights)
DigitalOwl's core business is medical-record analysis for life and P&C insurers. Its Self-Serve for Legal plan, launched April 2025, targets attorneys and paralegals with chronologies, summaries, and "sort & link to documents," a 24-hour turnaround, a 14-day free trial, and a ceiling of "under 30,000 pages per month" (digitalowl.com/self-serve; launch release). The company is rebranding to ChartSwap Insights to combine retrieval and analysis (newsroom). Its pricing page currently shows a waitlist and no figure; see what DigitalOwl actually costs. Best fit: firms that also need record retrieval.
8. Dodonai
Dodonai is a usage-priced tool aimed at solo and small firms. Its pricing page lists Starter at $25/month, Professional at $50/month, and Business at $83/month, billed per page with no per-seat fees, a 7-day, 100-page free trial, and Medical Chronologies included in every plan alongside deposition summaries; it states SOC 2 certification and HIPAA compliance with signed BAAs (dodon.ai/pricing; Dodonai). We have not tested its chronology output on medical-malpractice records, so we cannot speak to clinical depth. Best fit: budget-constrained firms that want a published per-page price.
9. Human legal nurse consultant and chronology services
A human-drafted chronology from an LNC or service vendor remains the benchmark many attorneys trust, at the cost of turnaround measured in weeks and quality that varies by drafter. Specify pin-cites to the Bates page as a deliverable, and get a BAA. Our services comparison lays out the hourly, per-page, and done-for-you models side by side.
Seven questions to ask any vendor, including us
- Show me one extracted fact. Can I click through to the exact source page?
- Who reviews the output: nobody, a reviewer of unstated qualifications, a nurse, or a physician?
- Will you sign a BAA before I upload anything, and what is the deletion policy?
- Is my data used to train models?
- What is the unit of pricing, and what happens at renewal?
- What does the tool do with a 2,000-page hospital admission?
- Have you published accuracy or hallucination testing? (Ours is here.)
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FAQ
What is the best AI medical record summary tool for a law firm?
It depends on the firm: PI volume points to EvenUp, Supio, or Eve; Filevine shops get MedChron bundled; small firms and LNCs wanting a per-case price can use MedLegal AI or Dodonai; carriers and defense claims teams are the design center for Wisedocs and DigitalOwl. Require page-level citations regardless.
Which tools publish pricing?
MedLegal AI and Dodonai publish prices. Filevine says MedChron is free with Filevine AI but does not publish the Filevine AI price. EvenUp, Supio, Eve, and Wisedocs are quote-only. DigitalOwl publishes plan limits but its pricing page currently shows a waitlist.
Do AI medical record summaries hallucinate?
They can. Page-level citation is the control that lets you check rather than trust.
Is a BAA required?
If you upload protected health information, yes. Ask before the first upload.