Ask REOH about return to work, causation, appropriateness of treatment, impairment ratings, independent medical evaluations, pre-existing conditions, peer review, legal support, record reviews, and quick file reviews.
Records Review
A Record Review (RR) involves a dictated thorough review of an individual’s medical records and other relevant information focusing on the disease development, injury mechanism, past medical and surgical history, prior diagnostic study results, and type of treatment the individual has received, along with outcomes of treatment. During a RR, the physician does not physically examine the individual. The physician provides answers to questions submitted by the party requesting the RR as part of a written report.