Medical Chronologies
Turns the records your team uploads into a dated chronology of providers, diagnoses, treatment and timeline gaps, ready for attorney review.
Bodily injury files often arrive with treatment records from many providers, each telling part of the injury story. OraClaim is defense-focused claims intelligence software that defense lawyers and claims professionals handling Atlanta matters can use to organize them. It builds one chronology from the records your team already holds and surfaces medical drivers and causation issues, so your team can reach a supportable case evaluation sooner.
Platform capabilities that matter when medical records drive the exposure on an injury file.
Turns the records your team uploads into a dated chronology of providers, diagnoses, treatment and timeline gaps, ready for attorney review.
Automatically classifies medical records, statements and reports so the claim file becomes a unified, searchable view.
Places treatment, statements and case events on one timeline so gaps and sequence problems are easier to see.
Drafts structured case evaluations on liability, causation and damages issues. OraClaim says it can generate case evaluations in minutes.
Supports deposition preparation with organized medical facts, flagged inconsistencies and timelines drawn from the claim file.
Highlights likely dispute points, medical drivers and potential damages scenarios that shape exposure and reserve discussions.
Bodily injury review starts with records from emergency care, imaging, specialists and therapy. Your team obtains them through its usual channels; OraClaim does not retrieve records.
Defense-specific claims intelligence for teams that need the medical facts organized before the next report is due.
Built for defense lawyers and claims professionals on injury files, not plaintiff firms or claimant intake.
OraClaim says it can cut review time in half. Multi-provider records land in one chronology instead of separate stacks.
Claims professionals and outside counsel can work from the same organized records and chronology, so both start with the same facts.
Causation issues and treatment concerns are highlighted across providers' records, not one stack at a time.
Built by claims, risk, and data security leaders.
Co-founder & CEO
Mark Tepper is the Co-founder and CEO of OraClaim, an AI-powered platform purpose-built for defense lawyers and claims professionals. Drawing on his firsthand experience litigating claims and managing risk for enterprise companies and insurers, Mark identified a critical gap in the defense ecosystem: overwhelming claim volumes compounded by manual processes and unstructured data. This insight drove him to co-found OraClaim with the mission of leveling the playing field against plaintiff firms leveraging technology. Mark brings deep legal and risk management expertise to the company, guiding its strategic vision and ensuring the platform delivers real, measurable value to defense teams across the United States. His commitment to improving the lives of those who manage and defend claims is at the heart of everything OraClaim builds.
Co-founder & COO
Andy Anderson is the Co-founder and COO at OraClaim, bringing extensive expertise in insurance risk analysis and high-exposure claims management. Having spent his career analyzing risk for insurers and managing complex, high-stakes claims, Andy developed a deep understanding of the inefficiencies that put defense teams at a disadvantage relative to plaintiff firms embracing technology. This experience inspired him to co-found OraClaim alongside Mark Tepper, with the shared goal of transforming how defense lawyers and claims professionals work. As COO, Andy is dedicated to connecting defense organizations across the United States with OraClaim's AI-driven platform, helping them scale capacity, reduce costs, and achieve better outcomes on every claim without sacrificing quality.
Co-founder & Head of Engineering
Ali Khan is the Co-founder and Head of Engineering at OraClaim, a seasoned data security engineering leader who plays a central role in building and safeguarding the platform's technical foundation. Recognized for his expertise in secure system architecture, Ali was brought on by co-founders Mark Tepper and Andy Anderson specifically to ensure that OraClaim's AI platform meets the highest standards of encryption, authentication, and data protection. His work underpins the trust that defense lawyers, insurance carriers, and claims organizations place in the platform every day. Ali is committed to delivering a robust, secure, and scalable solution that integrates seamlessly with existing practice management and document management systems, empowering defense teams to work smarter without compromising on security or accuracy.
No. OraClaim is software for organizing multi-provider injury records, not a local record review vendor. It does not apply Georgia statutes, rules or deadlines. Defense lawyers and claims teams handling Atlanta matters can use it on records already in the claim file, and counsel applies governing law.
See how OraClaim organizes a medical record set and surfaces the facts that drive exposure.
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Book a demo to see how OraClaim organizes medical records, surfaces causation and damages issues, and drafts work product your team reviews and finalizes.
Prefer to talk? Call us at (650) 550-2920. You can also send us a quick email at legal@oraclaim.com.
Prefer to talk? Call us at (650) 550-2920. You can also send us a quick email at legal@oraclaim.com.