The evidence behind
each injury.
Imaging, range-of-motion measurements, and positive orthopedic tests extracted from your records, grouped by injury, and backed by citations to the original page.
Every measurable finding, pulled and organized.
Context separates objective clinical evidence from subjective complaints so your strongest proof is ready for negotiations and demand packages.
What the scans show
MRI, CT and X-ray findings, like a herniation at a named level, with their impression.
How far it moves
Measured range of motion, like lumbar flexion limited to 40 degrees, with its exam.
Positive findings
Positive orthopedic tests, like a straight leg raise, with the side and provider.
Grouped by body part
Findings grouped by injury, then by provider, so the imaging, the exam and the follow-up read together.
Who documented it
Each finding carries the provider and date of the record it came from.
Backed by a citation
One click takes you straight to the exact passage in the source record.
Objective findings, grouped by injury.
Objective injuries from approved records collect on the case Overview, grouped by body part and provider, each cited to its page.
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The findings that support each injury are already gathered, so the argument starts from what was documented.
The imaging, the orthopedic exam and the follow-up for the same body part sit together, in order.
Each finding cites its page. Click it and the record opens there.
New records add their findings to the list once your team approves them.
Other document types.
Visits, injuries, diagnoses and red flags, each cited to the page.
Read more ProductBill reviewCharges itemized, totaled and matched to their visits.
Read more ProductChronologiesTreatment across providers, in date order.
Read more ProductHow it worksFrom your case system to cited, approved findings, in four steps.
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questions.
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Schedule a callWhat counts as an objective injury?
A documented physical finding: imaging results, range-of-motion measurements, positive orthopedic tests and similar objective data, as opposed to what the patient reported.
Where do objective injuries show up?
On the case Overview, grouped by injury and provider, and in the document viewer next to the record they came from.
Which records do they come from?
Approved medical records. Findings from a record join the Overview once your team approves it.
How do I check one?
Each finding cites its source page. Click it and the record opens to that page.
See Context in action.
Run one of your own cases through Context and see what it finds, organizes, and flags.