Save hours
Concise histories from long records, in minutes. Users report saving up to 70% of the time on record review, and up to 40% across the whole case.
For Medico-Legal Experts
Know the claimant. Focus on the opinion.
Generate a medical history in minutes, shaped to your specialty, and verify any fact at the source, so your time goes into the Statement of Fact and the Opinion, not the paperwork before them.
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Orthopaedic chronology
Clinical chronology
12 Mar 2019First presentation. Lower back pain following workplace fall. GP records initial assessment, prescribes analgesia.p. 142
04 Aug 2019MRI lumbar spine: L4/L5 disc protrusion, mild nerve root compression. Referral to orthopaedics.p. 318
21 Jan 2021Treatment gap of 17 months. Patient re-presents with worsening symptoms and reduced mobility.p. 1,204
Was there a gap in treatment between 2019 and 2021?
Up to 70%
time saved on record review
Up to 40%
time saved across the whole case
90%
of reports with greater confidence in quality and defensibility
No AI-generated error has reached a finished report; every finding is traceable to source for verification.
Use Cases
Use cases in medico-legal practice.
From draft histories to defensible opinions: source-linked summaries and searches that save hours.
Use Case
Reading the notes and reports
Hundreds of pages across GP and hospital sources; mixed formats and repetition make it slow to establish what happened and when.
How Health Narrator Helps
Bundle sorting and pagination
See which documents in your case are most relevant to your discipline, group them by source, and export a reading set. Less time locating what matters, while supporting your professional responsibility to read the original records.
Use Case
Evidence retrieval & verification
Answering questions like "When was duloxetine first used?" means trawling hundreds of pages by hand, and trusting that nothing was missed.
How Health Narrator Helps
Plain-English search with citations
Find the facts in the records relevant to the case, and jump to the original document. Supports Part 35 questions, preparation for meetings with counsel, and revising for court appearances.
Use Case
Writing the report
Producing consistent, well-referenced sections is time-consuming, and copy-paste risks errors. Referencing sources in the Statement of Fact means reading back through multiple summary sections.
How Health Narrator Helps
The medical history, drafted and referenced
Export chronology blocks for your report, with references to the original documents. Health Narrator does not draft opinions; that stays with you.
Use Case
Multi-expert instructions
Preparing for expert discussions and Joint Statements means manually comparing long reports to find where opinions align and diverge.
How Health Narrator Helps
Cross-reference expert reports
Health Narrator cross-references your report against other expert reports on the same matter, surfacing alignment and divergence ahead of discussions.
Benefits
Benefits at a glance.
We help medico-legal experts prepare faster and ground every statement in verifiable fact.
Work confidently
Ask direct questions; get clear, referenced answers, verified at the source in one click.
Focus on the opinion
Start from a draft history with the diagnostic appraisal in clear view; spend your time on analysis.
What It Does
From long records to patient insight, fast.
AI turns complex records into contextualised, searchable, referenced insight.
Summarise
The full record bundle put into a chronology for your specialty.
Turn long, unstructured records into a clear chronology (problems, meds, allergies, investigations and red flags) shaped to your clinical discipline.
- Handles the full bundle: typed, handwritten, scanned, or photographed.
- Thousands of pages processed in minutes, no pre-processing needed.
Search
Plain-English questions with source-linked answers.
Ask in plain English ("When was duloxetine first prescribed?") and jump straight to the cited line in the record.
- Tuned for clinical and medico-legal use, including Part 35 questions.
- Interrogate your own reports later, for counsel meetings or court.
Suggest Beta
Drafts to save time. Never your opinion.
Generate draft report sections that pre-populate the medical history. Where there are symptoms and signs, Health Narrator can check whether diagnostic criteria are fulfilled: clarity that is central to the opinion section. You always review and edit.
- Drafts that start from structured, cited facts.
- Cross-reference with clinical guidelines and diagnostic systems.
Data Security
Patient data is safe and secure.
The responsible alternative to consumer AI. Health Narrator is built for professional healthcare use, meeting UK GDPR/DPA, NHS DSPT, and DCB0129 standards for data protection and clinical safety. All information is processed within secure environments and never shared with third-party systems. What courts now expect of experts using AI →
NHS DSPT Registered
DCB0129 Clinical Safety Certified
UK GDPR / DPA Compliant
No Patient Data Used for Model Training
In Practice
Trusted by experts.
"It's like having a critical friend who's read the whole bundle, points me to what matters, and helps me verify the facts. I save time, am less likely to miss information, and feel even more confident in my opinion."Dr Alexis Bowers Consultant Psychiatrist
"It is easy to miss crucial data with large bundles of PDF files and Health Narrator helps me avoid this. It's a great tool to support my work."
"It has transformed how I work. I can focus my attention on the key parts of the clinical record so much faster, and spend more time where I add value, forming an opinion."
Guides
Guides for medico-legal experts.
Practical, referenced guidance on writing reports and reviewing records.
How to write a medico-legal report
Structure, the medical history, the opinion, declarations, and the faults reviewers find.
Medico-legal report examples (UK)
A worked structure, a sample chronology, and what good looks like.
Can medical experts use AI on medical records?
What UK courts and regulators now expect, and what a defensible answer looks like.