Medical record review
A medical record review before you apply.
Social Security disability paperwork is hard when you are not a doctor or a lawyer. A medical record review is a plain-English read of the medical file you already have. You leave knowing what the records show, what is still missing, and a clear next step. We do not invent diagnoses. We do not promise Social Security will approve a claim.
What a medical record review is (and is not)
Is
A careful read of your dated medical records, explained in everyday words. A written sense of what the file shows and what is still missing.
Is not
A doctor letter. We do not sell letters on this site. A consultative exam or a claim filing service. A promise about the decision.
What you send
Dated medical records that belong to you (or to the person you are helping). Visit notes, imaging reports, therapy notes, medication lists when they exist. SAMPLE details only on this public site. Do not paste live private records into a demo form. Production uploads wait on a privacy policy.
What you get back
A plain-English explanation of what the file shows. A list of what is still missing. A clear next step you can follow. An honest no when the records are not enough.
When we say no
If the records cannot carry a fair path forward, we say so. That is honesty. We never invent a diagnosis so a review can look complete.
What the review includes
A full medical record review. A complete plain-English read of your file. See pricing for costs.
When you are ready, start with the records you have.
One clear next step.