Your medical chart has been written about you for years.
Has anyone ever read the whole thing for you?
Export your records from your patient portal and a physician-reviewed audit comes back in plain English: documentation errors, results and recommendations that never got a visible follow-up, routine screenings that may be missing, and medication combinations worth a conversation — every single one framed as a question to bring to your own doctor, with the exact line from your chart quoted next to it.
In a 2020 study in JAMA Network Open of over 22,000 patients who read their own visit notes, about 1 in 5 reported finding a mistake — and roughly 40% of those patients rated the mistake as serious. Wrong medications, conditions they'd never had, notes about the wrong side of the body. Charts are written fast, and errors ride along for years. Reading yours carefully is not paranoia — it's maintenance.
What we look for
Places where your chart contradicts itself or lists something that may simply be wrong — a medication you don't take, a condition you've never had, copy-paste artifacts.
A result or a "recommend follow-up" note with no visible follow-up in your records. Often it happened elsewhere — the first question is always "did this get done?"
Routine screenings and monitoring that national guidelines generally suggest for someone like you, which don't appear in your records.
Combinations on your med list — or a medication next to a listed allergy or condition — that are commonly flagged as worth a pharmacist or physician conversation.
How it works
Pricing at launch
Chart Audit
- AI-drafted, physician-reviewed audit of your exported records
- Every finding quotes your chart verbatim, with where we found it
- Findings labeled: record error / unfollowed finding / guideline gap / medication conflict / question
- A ready-to-bring list of questions for your own doctor
Deep Review
- A physician personally works through your full record set — not just the draft
- Physician-signed written report, with the reviewer's name on it
- Covers larger record sets and multiple providers/systems
- Includes a follow-up pass after you've talked to your doctor, to close the loop
Our promises — read them, they're unusual
- We audit; we don't diagnose, and we don't accuse. Every finding is framed as a question for your own doctor — because charts are often incomplete, and your doctor has context we don't. Your treating doctor stays your doctor.
- We will never upsell you a scan. No "full-body screening," no supplements, no subscription you don't need. If your chart looks clean and well-kept, we will say so plainly.
- No ad trackers. This page and every page in this service carries zero advertising pixels. Your health interest is not a retargeting audience.
Launching soon — join the founding list
We open when our physician team is in place. Founding-list members get first access and 20% off for life. No spam — launch email, nothing else.
Common questions
Is this a malpractice review? No — and we want to be unusually clear about this: we are not a malpractice screening service, we do not evaluate whether any clinician did anything wrong, and our reports are not designed or usable for legal purposes. If a finding turns out to matter, the path runs through your own doctor, not a courtroom. Charts are messy for innocent reasons far more often than not.
What if you find something urgent-looking? The reviewing physician triages anything that looks time-sensitive to the top of your report and tells you plainly to contact your doctor about it promptly.
Who reads my records? Our software drafts; a U.S.-licensed physician reviews everything before it reaches you, and signs the Deep Review tier by name.
What about privacy? Your records are used to produce your audit, stored encrypted, and deleted on request. They are never sold, shared, or used for advertising.
This service provides an educational review of your existing medical records. It is not a diagnosis, not treatment, not legal advice, and not a substitute for care from your own physician; it does not evaluate the quality or legality of any clinician's care, and it does not create an ongoing treating relationship beyond the review you purchase. We are not a malpractice screening service and this service is separate from any legal-professional product.