AI medical record review, with a page number for every fact.
mysurro's AI Medical Record Review reads a surrogate candidate's medical records and turns them into an organized list of facts. Each fact keeps the original wording and the page it came from, and a second AI model, built by a different company, rechecks the higher-risk facts against the record. It summarizes what the records say; it does not make medical judgments, and those decisions stay with the clinic.
How a review works
Medical records for a surrogate candidate often run to dozens of pages from several providers. A review turns them into something staff can check quickly.
- Staff upload the records as a PDF to the case.
- The AI reads the record in sections and pulls out facts such as pregnancy history, delivery type, and lab results, each with its quoted wording and page number.
- A second model, from a different company, checks the facts against the pages they came from. It did not write the facts, and its only job is to confirm whether the quoted text supports each one exactly as written.
- Each fact is marked as supported, corrected (the wording or page was fixed against the record), or set aside for staff when it cannot be found in the record.
- Reports are generated from the checked facts.
Why every fact keeps its page number
A summary is only useful if someone can check it. Because every fact carries its original wording and page number, a coordinator or clinic can open the record at that page and confirm it in seconds, instead of rereading the whole file.
The second check exists for the same reason. AI can misread a table or attach a finding to the wrong page. Having an independent model verify the higher-risk facts against the source catches those errors before a report goes out.
We compared leading AI models before choosing the ones mysurro uses. A review relies on two of them, built by different companies: one reads the record, and the other checks its work. Models from different developers tend to misread different things, so each is more likely to catch what the other gets wrong.
Two reports from one review
- A clinic report that summarizes the key observations with page references, so the clinic's medical team can verify each point and review the candidate sooner.
- An internal staff summary that helps the agency team see what the record contains and where more documentation may be needed.
Every report opens with the same notice: it is a non-clinical summary based on the records the applicant provided, and all medical decisions are made by the clinic's licensed medical team.
Part of the same case
The review sits on the surrogate's case alongside the application, milestones, and documents, inside the same case management workspace. Record files are kept in private storage that only authorized staff can open.
What the AI review does not do
- It does not give medical opinions, risk assessments, or suitability decisions.
- It does not decide whether a candidate can carry a pregnancy. That decision belongs to the clinic's licensed medical team.
- It does not add facts that are not in the record. A fact that cannot be found on its page is set aside for staff instead of appearing in the report.
Questions, answered.
Last updated November 10, 2026
Does the AI decide whether a surrogate is eligible?
No. AI Medical Record Review only organizes what the records say, with the original wording and page number for each fact. It gives no medical judgment or suitability conclusion; those decisions stay with the clinic's licensed medical team.
How can staff check a fact in the summary?
Each fact shows its quoted wording and page number, so staff or the clinic can open the record at that page and confirm it.
What happens to a fact the second model cannot confirm?
If the quoted text is not on the stated page, the fact is set aside for staff instead of appearing in the report. If the wording or page was slightly off, the fact is corrected against the record and marked as corrected.
What AI models does the review use?
Two leading AI models from different companies, chosen after comparing the main options. One extracts the facts from the record, and the other checks the higher-risk facts against the pages they came from.
What reports does a review produce?
A clinic report with page references for verification, and an internal summary for the agency team. Both state that they are non-clinical summaries.
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