Medical chronology software FAQ
Answer in brief: short answers to the questions physicians and medical-legal teams ask when they compare medical chronology software. Each answer points to the page with the dated table behind it.
Limits: Every product fact comes from the vendor's own website, read on 2026-11-12 and linked in each row. We have not tested these products, and "not published" means we did not find the fact on the pages we read, not that the product lacks it.
Questions about products and price
What is the difference between medical chronology software and a chronology service?
Software gives you the tool and you run it; a service gives you a finished chronology prepared or checked by people, usually in days. 4 products in the directory are services that use software, such as LezDo TechMed and ReviewGenX.
Which medical chronology software publishes its price?
13 of 32: Medrecords AI (ours), CaseMark, InPractice, ProPlaintiff (in its own blog), Superinsight, Legalyze, Dodonai, Casefleet, Inquery, NexLaw ChronoVault, Lexitas, MediScan AI and Hathr.AI. The rest quote after a demo. See pricing.
Is per-page or per-case pricing cheaper?
Per page is cheaper on small files and per case on large ones. At 10 cents a page, a $299 case price breaks even near 3,000 pages; CaseMark's $100 cap beats 10 cents a page above 278 pages. The calculator runs your numbers.
Can I use ChatGPT or another chatbot instead?
Not with patient records unless the account comes with a BAA. Even with one, a general assistant isn't built to cite every row or remove duplicates. Hathr.AI is the 1 general assistant in the directory because it includes a BAA.
Questions about security and trials
Which vendors sign a BAA?
9 state it on the pages we read: Medrecords AI (ours), CaseMark, Superinsight, Legalyze, Dodonai, Casefleet, Inquery, Hathr.AI and Newcase. Others may sign on request. See security.
Which free trial is largest?
Superinsight states no limit on free chronologies. Among page-limited trials, Medrecords AI (ours) allows up to 1,000 pages on 1 case after a demo, and InPractice gives 500 pages with no card. See trials.
How do I check a chronology before I rely on it?
Open the cited page for every entry your opinion rests on, and test any product first on a closed file you already reviewed. The trial-day checklist lists 10 checks.
Questions about this site
Who publishes this directory?
Medrecords AI, which makes 1 of the 32 products. It is labeled as ours on every page; the rules we follow are on the methodology page.
How current are the facts?
Every fact was read on 2026-11-12 from the vendor page linked in its row. We recheck at least every 45 days and change the date when we do.
Can a vendor be added or corrected?
Yes. Email aj@medrecords.ai with the product and a link to the page that states the fact. Confirmed changes go live within 2 business days.