Clinical Intelligence · Firm Licensing
Bring clinical intelligence in-house.
Clinical intelligence is a discipline — a seven-pillar model for analyzing medical records in litigation. Licensing means your own attorneys and paralegals are certified in it, and your firm is authorized to use it commercially.
Certify your team · License the model · Renew annually
First-year example
- 3 staff certified at $7,500
- $22,500
- Firm license, commercial use
- $12,500
- Year one
- $35,000
Renewal from year two: $4,500 annually.
The case for licensing
Why firms license rather than outsource every case.
Outsourcing works when the work is occasional. It costs more over time when the work is constant — because the understanding never stays with the firm.
Judgment compounds
What your team learns about a record set does not reset when the next matter opens. The clinical read becomes the firm's starting point rather than a brief written from scratch.
The analysis stays yours
The model is applied by your people, under your supervision, your confidentiality standards, and your filing deadlines.
One framework, every matter
Attorneys, paralegals, and retained experts describe what a record does and does not show using the same seven pillars.
Capacity you control
Certified staff in-house means clinical analysis moves at the pace of your calendar instead of waiting behind an outside queue.
How it works
Three steps, in order.
Certification comes first because the license presumes it. Once the team is certified, the firm is authorized to use the model commercially.
Certify
$7,500 per person
Your team is trained and certified in the Lexcura Clinical Intelligence Model — the seven pillars, applied to real record sets.
License
$12,500 one-time
The firm is licensed to use the model commercially: on client matters, in filings, and on the record.
Renew
$4,500 annually
Keep the license current each year so the firm's certification and commercial use stay in good standing.
Pricing
Three components. One number.
Certification is priced per person. The license is priced to the firm. Here is exactly what each one costs.
| Component | What it covers | Investment |
|---|---|---|
| Clinical Intelligence Certification | Per-person training and certification in the seven-pillar model. | $7,500 per person, one-time |
| Firm License | Authorization for the firm to use the model commercially. | $12,500 one-time |
| Annual Renewal | Keeps the firm's license active. | $4,500 per year |
Clinical Intelligence Certification
Per-person training and certification in the seven-pillar model.
Firm License
Authorization for the firm to use the model commercially.
Annual Renewal
Keeps the firm's license active.
Worked example · three certified staff
- Certification — 3 people × $7,500
- $22,500
- Firm license
- $12,500
- Year one
- $35,000
With the same three certified staff, year two is the $4,500 renewal.
What licensed firms receive
The program, in six documents.
Enrollment includes the complete Certification & Licensing Program documentation — from the executive overview through implementation and renewal.
Executive Overview
Certification and licensing in the Lexcura Clinical Intelligence Model™ — the program in summary, and the case for bringing clinical intelligence in-house.
Return on Investment
The business case: where healthcare cases lose money, the investment over time, the break-even question, and a worksheet for your firm's own numbers.
Certification Benefits
What your team learns in the seven-pillar model, who should be certified, and how the daily work of record review changes.
Licensing Rights and Firm Advantages
What the firm license authorizes for commercial use, the rights and responsibilities under the License Agreement, and how Lexcura-licensed standing positions your firm.
Implementation Roadmap
The five phases from enrollment to everyday use — who does what at each stage, and a first-case checklist that makes the method stick.
Investment and FAQ
Program pricing and payment terms, with direct answers to the questions firms ask before enrolling.
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Program documentation is provided for planning purposes; the signed Certification Enrollment and License Agreement governs the actual terms.
About
Michelle Carroll
Founder and Chief Clinical Strategist, Lexcura Summit
Michelle created clinical intelligence — a discipline and a seven-pillar model for analyzing medical records in litigation.
She is the author of five published books, and her papers have been published by the American Health Law Association. Lexcura Summit is where the discipline is taught, certified, and licensed to firms.
Discipline
Clinical intelligence — a defined way of reading a medical record for what it establishes, and for what it does not.
Framework
Seven pillars, applied the same way by every certified person at a licensed firm.
Questions
What firms ask before licensing.
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