RadiusDocs and EvenUp both turn medical records into cited chronologies, demands, and reports. The difference: RadiusDocs is built by physicians for the clinical reading that makes or breaks a case, it's a focused tool — not a platform you migrate onto — and the pricing is published: from $295/mo, with a free trial and no per-case sales quote.
What RadiusDocs does, why it's built by physicians, and how a record set becomes a cited draft.
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EvenUp is a strong, well-funded platform — and on several things, the two are even. Here's where they genuinely differ.
| RadiusDocs CaseOSPhysician-built records tool | EvenUpClaims Intelligence Platform | |
|---|---|---|
| Built by | Physicians — clinical reading is the core | Technology & ML founders; 150+ legal pros review the expert tier |
| What it is | A focused tool: medical records → cited documents | A broad platform across the PI lifecycle (intake → trial) |
| Pricing | Published & credit-based — from $295/mo (1 credit ≈ 1,000 pages), 7-day free trial | Custom per-case pricing, quoted via sales1 |
| Turnaround | Page-cited drafts in minutes, on your schedule | Minutes (self-serve AI drafts) or 1–5 days (expert-reviewed)2 |
| Citations | Page- & line-level on every fact | Line-level citations (Piai™) — both cite to source |
| Document range | Chronologies, demands, IME, life-care-plan foundations, medical-necessity letters, summaries | Demands, MedChrons, medical-bill summaries, AI drafts |
| Also serves | Clinics, IME physicians, life-care planners, adjusters | Personal injury law firms |
| Data & security | HIPAA-compliant; never trains AI on your data | HIPAA-attested; SOC 2 Type 2 |
| Best for | Firms wanting a physician-built tool focused on the medical record | Firms wanting an all-in-one platform across the whole case |
1 EvenUp does not publish pricing; it announced per-case pricing in 2025, quoted through sales. 2 EvenUp offers self-serve AI "Express" demands drafted in minutes and an optional expert-reviewed tier delivered in 1–5 days.
Comparison reflects publicly available information about EvenUp as of June 2026 and RadiusDocs' own published features and pricing. Both products evolve — verify current details before relying on them.
Anyone can summarize text. Getting the medicine right — and keeping it defensible — is where cases are won or lost.
RadiusDocs is physician-founded. Reading charts, imaging, and treatment courses correctly is built into the product — not handled later by a review team. When the medicine is the case, that's who you want behind the draft.
Clinical judgment, in the productPublished credit pricing from $295/mo — 1 credit covers up to 1,000 pages — with a 7-day free trial. No per-case sales quote, no annual minimum to negotiate before you can test it on a real file.
From $295/mo · 7-day free trialCaseOS does one job well: turn records into cited documents. You don't adopt a firm-wide platform or change how your team works — upload a record set, get a draft, drop it into your existing workflow.
Fits the stack you already haveYour template, your argument, your final sign-off. Every fact links to its exact source page, so review is verification — not re-reading the record. You get a draft to finish, never a black box to trust.
Your file · your callThree steps. No implementation project, no new system for your team to live in.
Drop in the full set — giant PDFs, scans, images, even handwritten notes. Any size, any format.
It builds a structured, chronological draft — chronology, demand, IME, or summary — with every fact linked to its source page and line, and treatment gaps flagged.
Open the draft in your firm's template, click any fact to verify it against the record, finalize, and send. You keep the argument.
The point of citations is that you — and the adjuster, and the judge — can check the work.
3 RadiusDocs published figure. 4 Stanford HAI / RegLab benchmark of leading legal-research AI tools, 2024.
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