What a Case Nurse case looks like.

These screens come from a synthetic case: a 196-page record set for an invented patient after a rear-end collision. Every name, date, and facility is made up, and no real patient records were used.

Synthetic case file for Dana Whitfield: a facility list, a dated chronology with page citations, and source page 47, an MRI report, open on the right.

Facilities

Every provider in the record, with the date range and number of entries. Click one to jump to its records.

Chronology

One entry per encounter, in date order, each citing its pages. Items that need a nurse’s judgment are marked.

Source page

The page behind the selected entry, opened alongside it. Add a row from any page you are looking at.

Charges by provider, totaled to the cent.

Every billing line is tied to its statement page. Possible duplicate statements and repeated same-day charges are flagged for the nurse to decide, not silently added or dropped.

Synthetic billing summary: charges by provider for seven providers, with total charges as reviewed of $13,091.45.
The signature step: confirmation that the document was read to the end, a signature line for the reviewing nurse, and a Sign and Export button for PDF and Excel.

Signed by the nurse who reviewed it.

The nurse confirms the document was read to the end, then signs. The export carries the signature and the nurse’s own branding, as PDF and Excel.

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