Meet the founder
Aaron led initiatives for commercialization of AI research at Georgia Tech. Previously built and maintained systems powering $15M ARR, with a $30M exit in luxury travel.
Case Nurse was born from a simple observation: attorneys spend too many hours manually sorting through medical records, and existing AI tools aren't enough on their own. The solution? Combine the speed of AI extraction with the judgment of licensed nurses.
Every client gets direct access. No account managers, no support tickets—just a direct line to the people building the product.
How it works
Attorneys upload medical record PDFs through a secure platform built to HIPAA standards. Our technology reads every page and identifies dates of service, providers, diagnoses, treatments, medications, and billing information. Findings are organized into a categorized timeline with ICD codes and page references.
A licensed registered nurse then reviews every finding the AI extracted. They confirm accuracy, reject false positives, add clinical context, and flag pre-existing conditions and treatment gaps. The result is a court-ready, hyperlinked chronology delivered in 48 hours—at a flat rate of $500 per case.
Why nurse review matters
AI can read records fast. But attorneys need medical judgment: identifying pre-existing conditions, gaps in treatment, and what "resolved" really means.
That's why every Case Nurse report is reviewed by a licensed nurse before it reaches you. No AI-only guesswork. Every detail reviewed by trained medical professionals.
Our nurses confirm that extracted diagnoses match the source records, flag findings where the AI misread handwriting or mixed up providers, and add clinical context that pure technology misses. They catch the details that matter in litigation—whether a condition was pre-existing, whether there was a gap in treatment, and whether the documented care supports the claimed injuries.
a licensed RN
Built for personal injury attorneys
Case Nurse is purpose-built for personal injury litigation. The platform handles the document types PI firms deal with every day: emergency room records, imaging reports, physical therapy notes, surgical records, and billing statements across multiple providers. Each chronology includes total medical expense calculations, treatment gap detection, and pre-existing condition flags—the details that matter for demand letters, depositions, and trial prep.
“No hyperlinks to specific records. No highlighting of key resolution terms. No way to verify where they got that.”
Personal Injury Attorney — on other review services
Ready to save time without cutting corners?
We work directly with law firms who want a better way to handle medical records. Every client gets dedicated support and direct access.
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