Clinical evidence • Legal clarity • Real impact
Medicolegal reports that draft themselves.
Medjurix reads the clinical chart and assembles the report draft — diagnoses, chronology, impairment analysis, narrative — structured to the template, ready for provider review. The provider reviews, approves, and signs. The agents draft; the doctor decides.
How it works
From chart to draft, with receipts.
Ingest the chart
Clinical documents load into a governed build — every source tracked, every page accounted for. Nothing enters the report that didn't come from the record.
Agents assemble
Specialized agents fill the template: chronology from the record, diagnoses with coding, impairment analysis under the governing rules, narrative in the provider's structure.
Provider reviews & signs
The draft arrives complete with a populated-vs-missing breakdown. The provider corrects, approves, and signs — attending and supervising signature blocks included.
Inside the draft
Everything the report needs, nothing it doesn't.
Diagnoses, coded
Accepted diagnoses carried with their ICD coding, drawn from the chart — not from memory.
Chronology
The clinical timeline assembled from the record, in order — every entry traceable to its source document.
Impairment analysis
Extremity impairment evaluated under the governing rules — one area, one condition, the highest rating wins.
Narrative
The case narrative in the template's structure — findings, analysis, opinion — each section sourced to the chart.
Populated vs. missing
Every draft arrives with a breakdown: what the chart supported, and what's still needed. Gaps are flagged, never filled.
Signature-ready export
Attending and supervising signature blocks, review checkpoints, and export to DOCX and PDF.
Sample output
What a draft looks like.
Design principles
Built for defensibility.
- Never invents clinical facts — anything the chart doesn't support is flagged as still needed, not filled in.
- Governed templates — report structure is locked and versioned; the agents fill, they don't freestyle.
- Full provenance — the draft carries its sources with it, so review is verification, not archaeology.
- Signature-ready — attending and supervising signature blocks, review checkpoints, and export to DOCX.
Hard rules
The rules it never breaks.
- Extremities only — impairment ratings cover extremities. No whole-person ratings, no spine.
- One area, one condition — a single body area gets a single condition: the highest-rated one wins. Never stacked, never invented.
- Missing stays missing — anything the chart doesn't support is flagged as still needed. The draft never fills a gap with a guess.
- No phone numbers in reports — generated reports carry no phone numbers, period. Small rule, strictly enforced.
- Deterministic pipeline first — the draft is assembled by a governed pipeline; AI supervises and flags exceptions. It doesn't freestyle the medicine.
Questions
Asked often.
- Does Medjurix file the report?
No. It produces a governed draft. Review, approval, signature, and filing stay with the provider and the practice. - Does it replace clinical judgment?
No — the agents draft, the doctor decides. Every section is reviewable against the chart it came from. - What if the chart is incomplete?
The draft says so. Gaps appear in the populated-vs-missing breakdown as still needed — they're never papered over. - What does it export?
DOCX and PDF, with attending and supervising signature blocks and review checkpoints. - Is it part of an EHR?
No. Medjurix is standalone — it reads the clinical chart you give it and returns a draft. It isn't an EHR module and doesn't require one. - Is any patient data on this site?
Never. Anything shown here is produced from fully synthetic test charts — fictional patients, real pipeline.
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