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For coordination firms that run on IMECore

One link for the examiner, one view for the referrer

The examiner opens a portal with the records, the questions, and the deadline. The referrer watches progress without a status call.

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The problem

The file travels by email, again

You email the records as attachments. The examiner cannot open them. You send them again. The referrer calls to ask where the file is, and you read your sent mail back to them. Every copy is another place the file lives.

  • You send records twice and still get asked for them.
  • The examiner works from an inbox, not a file.
  • The referrer cannot see whether records are still outstanding.
  • A late report is discovered after it is late.
  • An audit asks who saw what and you have no answer.

What changes

What IMECore does about it

  • Examiner gets one link

    The portal shows the ordered records, the chronology, the questions, and the deadline. No attachments, no second copy, no forwarding.

  • Access by role, not by forward

    Examiners see the examination material. Referrers see the status and the final report, not privileged letters. Workspace roles set what each person can open.

  • Records shared as a set, not as files

    The portal serves the same indexed set you reviewed, with page numbers and an exhibit index the report can cite.

  • A date that is visible to everyone

    The report due date and the exam date sit on the case. If either moves, the parties see the change when it happens.

  • Consent and access logged

    Consent forms and record receipts live on the case with date and source. Every PHI access is logged for the audit trail.

  • Status without a phone call

    The referrer view shows records received, exam booked, exam completed, and report stage. The answer to where is my file is on the screen.

How it runs

Four steps, start to finish

  1. 1

    Invite the examiner

    Assign the examiner and share the portal link. The case material loads from the single record set.

  2. 2

    Hold the exam

    The examiner reviews the records, holds the exam, and starts the report from the same portal.

  3. 3

    Release the report

    On sign-off, the portal shows the report to the referrer. Privileged material stays out of the examiner view by default.

  4. 4

    Close the loop

    The referrer downloads the report and the exhibit index. Access and delivery are recorded on the case.

FAQ

Questions people ask

Does the portal replace email?

For the examination material, yes. The examiner portal on the partner platform is the single place the examiner opens the file. Email is still used for notifications and for instructions.

Who decides what the examiner can see?

The coordination firm's workspace. Privileged and instructing material sits in a class the examiner portal does not show, unless a coordinator changes that for the case.

What replaces status calls?

The referrer view on the partner platform. It shows which record sources have arrived, the booked exam date, and the report stage, without a phone call.

Is the file secure?

Access is by named login or scoped link, governed by the coordination firm's roles. Every access to health information is logged. The file does not travel as email attachments.

Does IMECore decide when to release the report?

No. The reviewer and the examiner approve the report. The portal only shows the report after a named person releases it.

Refer a case, get back a signed report

Send the referral and the questions. A coordinator confirms the file and what it still needs, then IMECore coordinates the examination and delivers a signed report.