For personal injury and malpractice lawyers, securing complete and accurate medical records is like unearthing the holy grail of evidence. Yet, far too often, the retrieved records paint an incomplete or even inaccurate picture, throwing a wrench into your case strategy and client satisfaction.

Why do retrieved medical records remain inaccurate or incomplete?

Several factors contribute to this frustrating reality:

• Fragmented healthcare system: Medical records may be scattered across various providers, hospitals, and facilities, with inconsistent procedures for retrieval.
• Human error: Transcription mistakes, missing data entry, or even misplaced documents can lead to inaccuracies.
• Misinterpretation: Healthcare professionals may prioritize clinical notes over details relevant to legal cases.
• Incomplete requests: Law firms may inadvertently miss crucial details in their requests, leading to incomplete record retrieval.
• Time pressure: Healthcare providers may prioritize urgent medical needs over timely record requests.

The Impact of Incomplete Records

Incomplete or inaccurate medical records can have a devastating impact on your case:

• Weakened evidence: Incomplete records hinder your ability to establish the full extent of injuries or the cause of malpractice.
• Delayed case progression: Missing information can lead to delays in investigations and depositions.
• Increased costs: The need for additional record requests or clarification adds to your financial burden.
• Reduced client satisfaction: Clients may feel frustrated and distrustful when their medical history is misrepresented.

Combating the Incomplete Records Challenge

Fortunately, there are steps you can take to mitigate this risk:

• Partner with a specialized medical record retrieval service: These services have the expertise and resources to navigate complex retrieval processes, ensuring accurate and complete records.
• Invest in technology solutions: Utilize secure online platforms to streamline communication and track the retrieval process.
• Clearly define your request: Be specific about the type and time frame of records needed, including details relevant to your case.
• Build relationships with healthcare providers: Establishing open communication can lead to faster and more accurate responses.
• Conduct thorough record reviews: Carefully review retrieved records to identify any inconsistencies or missing information, and proactively address them with facilities.

How Telegenisys Can Help

Telegenisys offers a comprehensive solution to overcome the challenges of incomplete medical records:

• Experienced team: Our team of specialists understands the intricacies of medical record retrieval, ensuring efficient and accurate results.
• Technology-driven approach: We leverage secure online platform Assurerec for streamlined communication and real-time tracking.
• Customized requests: We work closely with you to define specific needs and ensure all relevant records are retrieved.
• Strong provider relationships: We have established partnerships with healthcare providers, facilitating faster response times and accurate information.
• Sufficiency tests: We test retrieved records for sufficiency, identifying and addressing any inconsistencies before they impact your case.
• Certified records: We get all records certified by the providers.
• Turnaround Time: With 9 days of average turnaround time, we make sure that we send out requests in as little as 4 hours and follow up calls in as little as 8 hours.
• Global Retrieval Experience: Need to retrieve medical records from other countries? No worries, our team of experts are experienced in retrieving medical records globally.

Don’t let incomplete medical records derail your personal injury or malpractice case. Contact Telegenisys today and let us help you secure the complete and accurate records you need to build a winning case.

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