Lexcura Summit
Medical summaries for law firms, written by a clinician.
Know what the medical records show before you invest in the case.
Flat fees. Secure upload. Delivered in 7 to 10 business days.
The problem
Every page looks important. Few of them are.
A file arrives with 900 pages of hospital records, office notes, imaging reports, and medication lists. Every page looks important. Someone in your office has to read it, put it in order, and work out what matters — and that person is usually not a clinician.
A page-by-page abstract will tell you what each note says. It will not tell you when the patient's condition changed, what the record is missing, or which finding the defense will build its case around.
What makes this different
Read the record the way a clinician does.
Every summary is prepared by Michelle Carroll, Founder and Chief Clinical Strategist of Lexcura Summit, using the same method she teaches in the Clinical Intelligence book series. She has more than four decades of clinical experience, including intensive care, emergency care, hospice, home health, and long-term care.
You receive more than a list of dates. You receive a summary that reads the record the way a clinician does:
- Who the patient was before the event
- When the clinical picture changed
- What the record shows, what it suggests, and what it cannot prove
- What is missing, and where to get it
Packages and pricing
Flat fees. No hourly billing.
Medical Summary
$1,250
For focused cases up to 500 pages of records.
- Medical chronology in date order, with page references to the source records
- Narrative summary of the medical course, written in plain English
- Provider and facility list
- Pre-existing conditions and prior treatment
- Missing records and gaps in the timeline, with a request list
- Delivered as a PDF and an editable Word file
Turnaround: 7 business days
Order the Medical SummaryClinical Summary With Key Findings
$2,950
For complex medical files up to 1,500 pages of records.
- →Everything in the Medical Summary, plus:
- Baseline profile: the patient's health and function before the event
- The clinically important timeline: when the condition changed and who knew
- Key findings marked as Established, Supported but disputed, Inferential, or Unresolved, so you can see how firm each finding is
- Red flags the defense is likely to raise
- Questions to put to your medical expert
- One 30-minute call to walk through the findings
Turnaround: 10 business days
Order the Clinical SummaryLarger files: custom quote
For files over 1,500 pages, multiple facilities, or catastrophic injury and wrongful death matters. Send a short description of the case and the approximate page count, and you will receive a fixed quote within one business day.
Add-ons
| Add-on | Price |
|---|---|
| Rush delivery (half the standard turnaround) | Plus 50 percent |
| Additional pages beyond your package | $1.75 per page |
| Supplemental records received after delivery | $1.75 per page, updated within 5 business days |
| Extra consultation call (30 minutes) | $250 |
How it works
Four steps, from upload to delivery.
- 1
Order, pay, and upload
Choose a package, pay in full at checkout, and upload the records through the secure portal.
- 2
Record review
Michelle reviews every page and builds the chronology and summary.
- 3
Delivery
You receive the PDF and Word files by email on or before the due date.
- 4
Next steps
If the case needs more, the fee you paid is credited toward an Attorney Case Brief.
All fees are paid in full before work begins. Turnaround starts once payment and the complete, readable records are received.
Need more than a summary?
The Attorney Case Brief™ goes further.
The Attorney Case Brief ($4,500) delivers the full seven-pillar Clinical Intelligence analysis of the standard of care, causation, and damages — so you can decide whether to proceed, narrow, or decline before you commit to the case.
Your summary fee is credited in full if you upgrade within 30 days.
Learn About the Attorney Case Brief™FAQ
Questions attorneys ask.
What types of cases do you summarize?+
Medical malpractice, personal injury, wrongful death, nursing home and long-term care, home health and hospice, and other cases where the medical record decides the outcome.
Is this an expert opinion?+
No. A medical summary organizes and explains the records. It does not give a standard of care or causation opinion, and it is not expert testimony. If you need those opinions, the summary helps you choose and brief the right expert.
How are the records kept secure?+
Records are uploaded through an encrypted portal.
What if more records arrive later?+
Send them through the same portal. They are added to the chronology at the supplemental page rate.
Do you work with defense firms?+
Yes. The method is the same for both sides: it shows what the record supports and where it is weak.
How do I pay?+
Payment is made in full by card at the time of order. Work begins once payment and the complete records are received. Custom quotes, rush fees, and supplemental pages are also paid in advance.