ReviewBox
AI-assisted medical record review that turns thousands of pages of workers' comp and personal injury records into organized, citable summaries.
Extrencity, Inc is a healthcare software company. We build and operate a portfolio of products that handle record review, charting, authorization appeals, telehealth, transcription, and intake for physicians, IME/QME evaluators, attorneys, and claims teams.
Each product exists because a specific workflow — a records dump, a denied authorization, a dictated IME report — deserved software of its own instead of a bolt-on feature.
AI-assisted medical record review that turns thousands of pages of workers' comp and personal injury records into organized, citable summaries.
An electronic health record made for practices whose charts feed workers' compensation claims, personal injury cases, and medical-legal review — not a primary-care system stretched to fit.
Drafts request-for-authorization appeals on the strength of Independent Medical Review precedent, so every denial gets an argument with a winning track record.
HIPAA-compliant video visits with scheduling, consent capture, and documentation designed for evaluation-heavy specialty practices.
AI medical transcription that hands back finished documents — SOAP notes, PR-2 progress reports, and IME/QME report sections — instead of a wall of raw text.
An AI documentation and intake assistant that stays with the patient — questionnaire before the appointment, notes during the encounter, summary afterward.
Every product we operate handles PHI, so our security posture is portfolio-wide: the same safeguards, agreements, and operational discipline apply to each product Extrencity, Inc runs.
PHI is encrypted while moving and while stored, access is scoped by role, activity is written to an audit trail, and a Business Associate Agreement backs each product that touches patient data.
We are building out our SOC 2 control set portfolio-wide; enterprise teams evaluating us can ask where things stand at any point.