When the medical record tells a different story than the chart.

The gap between what a record shows and what it means.

Most consultants read medical records. I built the systems that generate them — as a Registered Nurse, Healthcare IT Analyst, and forensic investigator.

That means I can identify what the record says, what it doesn't say, why it was documented that way, and when something has been altered, omitted, or strategically framed.

For attorneys and investigators handling high-stakes cases, that difference is the case.

Medical Record Review

Comprehensive clinical review with plain-language summaries, gap identification, chronology mapping, and standard-of-care analysis. Plaintiff and defense counsel.

Forensic Nursing & Injury Pattern Analysis

Clinical injury analysis, mechanism-of-injury assessment, and documentation pattern review for trauma, motor vehicle accidents, neglect, abuse, and behavioral health events.

EHR Audit Trail & Metadata Forensics

Examination of access logs, edit history, and system-generated metadata — the layer of the record most consultants cannot read and opposing counsel hopes you won't find.

Signal-based Interviewing & Witness Analysis

Linguistic and behavioral statement analysis applied to depositions, witness interviews, and recorded statements — identifying inconsistency and credibility gaps.