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The patient's story, assembled from the record.

Medical records, clinical notes, secure messaging, audit logs, and email, read as one continuous narrative. Built for the matters where the record is the case.

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Patient chronology
Encounter 3/13–3/16 · 4 source systems · 1,214 entries
3/14 · 08:12
Lab result: potassium, critical high
Laboratory system
3/14 · 08:20
Result routed to attending's in-basket
EHR audit log
3/14 · 09:05
Nurse to attending: "Critical K+ on bed 7, please advise"
Secure messaging
3/14 · 11:40
Result viewed by attending
EHR audit log
3/14 · 14:10
Progress note: "No acute events. Labs reviewed, stable."
Clinical note
3/15 · 02:30
Rapid response called
Nursing note
Finding · Documentation gap
The critical result was routed at 08:20, escalated by nursing at 09:05, and viewed by the attending at 11:40. The 14:10 progress note describes labs as reviewed and stable.
5 source entries 4 systems Notification · Acknowledgment · Contradiction
Illustrative matter. Patient, clinicians, and records are fictional.

The record is the case. Reading it is the problem.

A single admission can produce thousands of entries across the EHR, lab and imaging systems, nursing documentation, secure messaging, and email, each in its own format and on its own clock. Who was notified, who acknowledged, and what the note says happened rarely line up on their own. Korpex reads them together and shows you where they diverge.

EHR exports
C-CDA, FHIR bundles, and PDF chart exports, with orders, results, and medication records aligned to one timeline.
Clinical notes
Progress, nursing, consult, and discharge notes, read for what they say, what they omit, and what they copy forward.
Secure messaging
Clinician-to-clinician and patient-portal threads, where escalations and reassurances actually happen.
Audit logs
Who viewed, ordered, signed, and edited, and when. The record of the record.
Email
Risk management, administration, and vendor correspondence, threaded with the same engine as Korpex for Email.
Billing and claims
Codes submitted, set against the documentation that is supposed to support them.
Use cases

Built for the matters where the chart decides.

Malpractice chronologies, defense and plaintiff
Who knew what, when, and what the chart shows was done about it. The chronology is built from the record itself, with every entry linked to its source document, ready for the expert and for deposition prep.
Billing and False Claims Act investigations
Patterns across claims, documentation, and internal communications: the coding that outran the chart, the template that filled it in, and who was told.
HIPAA incident investigations
Reconstruct who accessed which records, when, and what was said about it afterward, across audit logs, messaging, and email, in a form you can hand to counsel or a regulator.
Peer review and compliance audits
Thousands of encounters, read for the ones that need a human. Findings with citations, instead of a spreadsheet of flags.
Built with: Defense and plaintiff litigation teams Health-system legal and compliance Payer special investigations units Regulators and investigators

Built for PHI from the first line.

Protected health information never leaves your control. Korpex for Healthcare is designed so that the strictest reading of your obligations is the default configuration.

PHI stays in your environment
Deploys in your cloud account or on-premises. Nothing is sent to a shared service, and nothing trains a model.
HIPAA-ready architecture
Encryption, access controls, and audit logging built to the Security Rule. A business associate agreement is available.
Minimum necessary, enforced
Role-based access by matter, and de-identified views for reviewers who do not need identifiers to do their work.
Full audit trail
Every view, query, and export is logged, so you can answer "who looked at this" for the record itself.
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Help shape Korpex for Healthcare.

We are working with a small number of litigation teams and health-system legal departments on the first matters. Bring one, and we will build around it.

No records are uploaded through this form. We will reach out to arrange a BAA before any data is shared.