Your medical records,
transformed into a case SSA can’t ignore.
You’ve been through enough. We take your records, make sense of them, and deliver a physician-reviewed disability report — ready to submit.
Your records are scattered.
That’s okay — that’s our job.
Submit whatever you have. ER visits, specialist notes, lab results, imaging — we work with all of it.
Disorganized on their own — but full of the evidence you need.
You submit your records securely
Upload through our secure portal — any format, any provider. Not sure which records you need? We offer a brief consultation before you gather anything.
We read everything
Dr. Kunsman’s team reviews your records with 16 years of SSA evaluation experience — we know exactly what disability reviewers look for, because we’ve been on that side of the table.
We pull out what matters
Your diagnoses, your limitations, your documented treatment history — organized and clearly stated, supported by the records that prove it.
We identify what’s missing
Every review includes a gap analysis — documentation commonly relevant to your claim type that’s absent from your records. We identify where additional documentation from your own treating physicians could strengthen your case before you submit.
Your report is ready in 2–4 business days
A completed disability report, physician-reviewed, ready to submit to SSA or hand directly to your attorney.
A report built to be taken seriously.
Not a printout. Not a summary. A structured, physician-reviewed document built on serious AI-assisted analysis of your complete medical history — and the clinical experience to know what it means.
Illustrative sample — actual reports reflect your specific medical history
Your records are the case.
Not your condition.
Most disability claims are not denied because someone isn’t disabled. They are denied because the records submitted don’t tell that story clearly enough for a reviewer who has never met the claimant to approve the claim in writing.
For 16 years, Dr. Kunsman was contracted by the state Social Security disability office to perform consultative examinations — the independent medical reviews SSA commissions when it needs clinical judgment to evaluate a claim. He reviewed the submitted records. He conducted the physical examination. He produced the findings SSA used to make decisions. He was not an SSA employee — he was the independent physician SSA trusted to do the clinical work they could not do themselves.
That position — inside the process, independent of SSA — produced a clinical understanding of what adequate documentation looks like, and what inadequate documentation costs the people who submit it.
SSA does not review everything you send.
A claimant may submit dozens of records. What reaches the reviewer depends entirely on how clearly those records are organized and what they say. Submitting more does not mean more is seen.
Sparse records produce sparse outcomes.
The majority of records reviewed in consultative examinations do not adequately support the claim being made — not because the condition isn’t real, but because the documentation doesn’t reflect it.
This is a clinical problem, not a legal one.
An attorney can submit records but cannot evaluate whether those records tell the right clinical story. That requires knowing what SSA reviewers are actually looking for — from someone who spent 16 years being that reviewer.
The real cost is not $495. It’s a denial.
A denied claim means months of back pay lost, another appeal cycle, and another year or more of waiting without income. Most claimants are not in a financial position to absorb that. The question is not whether the service is worth $495 — it’s what inadequate documentation costs when the decision goes the wrong way.
Already wearing a smartwatch? That data counts.
Apple Watch, Fitbit, Samsung Health — steps, sleep, heart rate data can strengthen your report. Real-world activity over time tells a story medical records alone can’t. Submit it with your records and we’ll include it.
A clinical foundation your cases can rely on.
Medico Disability Services was built by a physician who spent 16 years performing SSA consultative examinations. That experience is what makes these reports structurally different from anything a non-clinical service can produce.
SSA-Aligned Documentation
Reports are organized around the documentation standards SSA reviewers use — conditions, functional limitations, and treatment history in the framework that matters.
Physician-Reviewed
Every report is reviewed by Dr. Kunsman — not AI output, not clerical summarization. Clinical review by a physician with direct SSA consultative examination experience.
2–4 Business Day Turnaround
Designed for active case timelines. Submit records, receive a complete physician-reviewed report without scheduling delays.
Gap Analysis Included
Every report identifies missing documentation relevant to the claim type — giving your client an actionable path to strengthen their file before submission.
Pre-Submission Consultation
Available for complex cases. Identifies the right records before submission — protecting documentation quality from the start.
One flat fee. Everything included.
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Secure record submission · Physician-reviewed report
“He has reviewed thousands of disability cases from the inside — not as an advocate, not as an attorney, but as the independent physician SSA contracted to evaluate claims and produce the clinical findings that determined outcomes. That is the experience behind every report Medico Disability Services produces.”