Know your case's vulnerabilities
before the defense does.
Context automatically flags treatment gaps, pre-existing conditions, conflicting notes, and unmatched encounters as documents arrive, with every flag linked to the supporting pages.
What Context watches for across every record.
Context scans every incoming document against your full case history to catch the issues adjusters and defense counsel look for.
Missing time in care
A long stretch with no visits. The flag names the last visit before the gap and the first one after.
History before the incident
Prior complaints, diagnoses, or treatment documented for the same body part, surfaced early so you can address causation before negotiations.
Conflicting clinical findings
Notes that contradict imaging or range-of-motion findings across providers, flagged for review.
Care that may not count
Visits that look unrelated to the incident, marked so they can be filtered out.
A visit with no bill
A visit with no bill, or a bill with no visit. Often a sign a document is missing.
Coverage worth a look
A commercial vehicle or another policy in play, flagged from the police report.
Every vulnerability surfaced in one view.
See treatment gaps, prior injuries, and conflicting provider notes across the entire case file, each linked to the exact pages that triggered it.
47-day gap in treatment following the first epidural injection. The second injection was scheduled for June but not performed until late July.
A 2022 primary care note documents prior low back pain, marked as resolved. Potential causation issue to address before negotiations.
PT records document full range of motion. An orthopedic note two days later reports limited flexion. Conflicting findings flagged for review.
Address case weaknesses before the defense does.
Every flag explains the issue clearly and links directly to the pages involved, even when two records are hundreds of pages apart.
Configure what counts as a treatment gap, relevant prior history, or unrelated care to match how your attorneys evaluate risk.
Spot prior complaints or gaps months before demand prep so you can clarify with the client or request missing records.
Flags surface on the case Overview for attorney review without holding up document approval or routine case work.
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 does Context flag as a red flag?
Treatment gaps, pre-existing conditions, notes that contradict each other, unrelated treatment, visits with no bill or bills with no visit, and case factors like a commercial vehicle in the police report.
Can we change what gets flagged?
We work with your team during setup on what counts as a gap or a prior condition for your firm, and adjust Context to match.
Does a red flag stop a document from being approved?
No. Red flags surface on the case Overview for attorney review while allowing your team to keep approving documents and moving the file forward.
How do I check a red flag?
Each red flag links the pages behind it. Click one and the source document opens to that page.
See Context in action.
Run one of your own cases through Context and see what it finds, organizes, and flags.