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You already know what you are looking for
You have read the record. You have a question about a specific order, a specific gap, a specific date. Ask it the way you would ask a colleague sitting next to you.
Is it missing,
or is it just buried?
Ask questions about the medical record in plain language. VerixAi answers only from the case you uploaded, and every answer cites the document and page it came from.
It answers from your case record. Nowhere else.
Only from your case record
Cited to document and page
Quick Answers, Reasoning, Deep Reasoning
Charts and tables
HIPAA Compliant and SOC 2 Type I and II Certified
Who built it
Built to read the chart like a clinician.
VerixAi was built by clinicians and expert witnesses. That is what makes the difference between finding text and knowing what should have followed an order.
A tool built for document management can tell you what is in the record. Knowing what is missing from it is a different job.
The stakes
A confident answer and a checkable one
look the same on screen.
Nothing about a fluent paragraph tells you which pages it came from, or whether it came from pages at all.
Sooner or later, someone asks where that came from.
In a deposition, the question is the same every time, and so is the only good answer to it.
An answer
No documentation of the vascular access consult appears in the record.
Reads well. Nothing to check it against.
An answer you can use
No documentation of the vascular access consult appears in the record. [1]
NorthValley_Orders_JohnDoe.pdf · Page 12 · Bates 4/6, with the passage shown alongside.
Talk to the record, not about it
How do you ask questions about a medical record?
Ask CM reads the case you uploaded and answers from it. There is no prompt to engineer and no context to paste, because the case is already the context. You are not outsourcing the reading. You have already done it, and you are checking what you found.
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Choose how deep to go
Quick Answers for retrieval. Reasoning when parts of the record have to be read together. Deep Reasoning when the question spans providers and dates.
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Open the citation
Every answer carries VeriSource™ to the document, the page, and the Bates reference where the record has one, with the supporting passage alongside.
Charts and tables
Some answers are not paragraphs.
Ask how a dosage moved across an admission and a sentence is the wrong shape for the answer. Ask CM returns a chart or a table when a visual carries it better, built from the same cited record.
The underlying entries stay cited. A chart is a way of reading the record, not a substitute for it.
Ask CMJohn Doe v N Valley Med Ctr
Reasoning
Chart the recorded analgesic dosage across the admission.
Analgesic dosage recorded per day
21 May 2024 to 03 Jun 2024 · drawn from nursing administration records
21 May23 May25 May27 May29 May31 May02 Jun
VeriSource™
Ask the question.
Check the page.
Every answer is linked through VeriSource to the source document, the exact page, and the Bates reference where the record carries one, with the supporting passage shown alongside.
You are never asked to accept an answer because it sounded right. You can go and read the sentence it came from.
A vascular access consult was ordered on 21 May. Is there any nursing documentation that it was performed?
The consult order appears in the record on 21 May 2024, signed and marked complete. [1]
No nursing note, procedure note, or line placement documentation appears in the uploaded record for that date or the two days following. [2]
[C1] VeriSource™
Vascular access consult. Ordered 05/21/2024. Status: complete.
Physician Orders · Clinical Notes
The boundary
It answers from your case.
Nowhere else.
A general assistant is built to know a great deal about everything, and it is very good at that. It is not built to hold forty thousand pages of one person's medical record in view at once.
Ask CM is the other shape. It answers from the case you uploaded, and it shows you where.
It answers from the uploaded case recordNot the internet, and not general training data. The scope of what it can tell you is the scope of what you gave it.
Every answer carries its citationDocument, exact page, and the Bates reference where the record has one, with the supporting passage alongside.
It does not determine standard of careIt does not render legal conclusions and it does not assign case value. VerixAi flags where the question sits; your expert determines the answer.
Chat is private by defaultYour questions and answers are visible to you, not to others with access to the case.
Questions
Ask CM, answered.
What is Ask CM?
Ask CM is the natural language interface in VerixAi. It lets a reviewer ask questions about the medical record in plain language and returns answers drawn from the documents uploaded to that case, with a VeriSource citation on each answer.
Where do the answers come from?
Answers are drawn only from the documents uploaded to the case. Ask CM does not answer from the internet or from general training data, so the scope of what it can tell you is the scope of the record you gave it.
Does every answer include a citation?
Yes. Every answer is linked through VeriSource to the source document, the exact page, and the Bates reference where the record carries one, with the supporting passage shown alongside the citation.
What are Quick Answers, Reasoning, and Deep Reasoning?
They are depth settings that control how much analysis Ask CM performs before answering. Quick Answers suits retrieval questions with a direct answer in the record. Reasoning suits questions that need several parts of the record read together. Deep Reasoning suits questions that span providers and dates.
Can Ask CM produce charts or tables?
Yes. Where a visual answers the question more clearly than a paragraph, Ask CM can return a chart or a table. Medication dosage over time is a common example.
Does Ask CM use the internet or general training data to answer?
No. The uploaded case record is the source of truth. Answers and citations are drawn from the documents in that case.
Does Ask CM determine standard of care or give legal conclusions?
No. VerixAi structures and cites the record and surfaces what warrants closer review. It does not determine standard of care, render legal conclusions, or assign case value. VerixAi flags where the question sits; your expert determines the answer.
Is my chat history visible to other people on the case?
No. Chat is private to the user by default. Other people with access to the case do not see your questions or your answers.
How is Ask CM different from a general AI assistant?
A general assistant is built to reason across any subject and is powerful at that. Ask CM is built to work one case at a time. It is scoped to the record you uploaded, it cites the page behind every answer, and it sits inside the same workspace as the timeline, the chronology, and the rest of the analysis.
What kinds of questions work best?
Specific and neutral questions work best. Start broad to orient yourself in the case, then ask targeted follow-up questions based on what the first answers surface.
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Bring the case you have the most questions about.
You put it in the report because you checked it, not because it read well.
Ask it something you already know the answer to, then follow the citation and see whether it landed on the right page.