The whole records job, handled.
We chase every provider, organize the records, and write a source-cited medical chronology, so your team stops losing weeks to it.
We chase every provider, organize the records, and write a source-cited medical chronology, so your team stops losing weeks to it.
You send one signed authorization. Penna takes it from there, and you watch every record land on a live status board.
We send the authorizations to every provider and log each one. Nothing waits on your team to chase it.
The fax-only chiropractor, the hospital sitting on a request for six weeks. We stay on them until the records are in.
Everything that comes back is sorted by date and provider, de-duplicated, and read against the source.
A page-cited timeline you write the demand straight off of. Gaps in care flagged. Delivered within 72 hours of records in hand.
Every entry carries the six things you actually need, and every line points back to the exact page it came from. Nothing summarized that you can't verify in one click.
You own every deadline, every legal call, and the final review. We coordinate and summarize the facts, and that is where our work stops.
| Who you'd use | Their gap | Penna |
|---|---|---|
| Records services Ontellus, Chartswap | Retrieval only, per-request fees, no summary, built for big firms. | Retrieval plus chronology, priced per case. We chase the hard providers ourselves. |
| Legal AI platforms EvenUp, Supio | $300 to 800 a demand, minimums, enterprise sales, and they don't even do retrieval. | Per-case pricing, no minimums, and we do the retrieval they skip. |
| Offshore VA $5/hr | No domain knowledge, no BAA, accuracy misses. | US-based, real domain expertise, AI-checked accuracy, signed BAA on day one. |
| In-house paralegal | ~$144 a request plus 3 to 4 hours of oversight, roughly $35k/yr at half time. | A fraction of the cost, none of the managing. |
A case means every provider on it, chased to the end, plus the cited chronology. No setup fee. Providers' own copying fees are billed to you at cost, with their invoice attached and nothing added.
Every chronology is human-verified against the source pages. If we get a fact wrong against the records, you don't pay for that case. And your first paid case is risk-free: if it doesn't save your paralegal the hours we discussed, we refund it in full. No back-and-forth.
Yes, before any records move. Penna works as a business associate under HIPAA under a signed agreement from day one. The work is done in the US, with no offshore subcontractors.
You do, at cost. Providers set those charges themselves and they vary widely by facility. We pass them through with the provider's invoice attached and add nothing to them. If a single request comes back unusually expensive, we get your approval in writing before ordering it.
That is most of the job. Every request is tracked and followed up on a schedule, and the providers who stall get chased rather than left to sit. You can see where each one stands instead of finding out weeks later that nothing moved.
Within 72 hours of the records being in hand. Retrieval itself runs on the providers' clock, which is the part we take off your desk.
No. We coordinate the records and build the chronology. Causation, strategy, deadlines, and what any record means for the case stay with you. Penna is not a law firm.
That case is free. Every entry is verified by a person against the source page and carries a page cite, so any line can be checked in seconds rather than taken on trust.
No minimum and no setup fee, and you can cancel anytime. Unused cases roll over for one month. A single case is $550 if you would rather not commit to a plan.
Send one closed case with the client's name and date of birth redacted. The first chronology is free, with no card and no commitment, and it is the same work a paying case gets.
Redact the client's name and DOB, send the records, and we'll show you exactly what you'd get. No card, no commitment.