Evidence & Discovery · Review

Records On Time

Our verdict

A well-integrated retrieval service for injury and comp firms.

Best for: Personal injury and workers' comp firms on a supported CMS.

Watch out for: $49.95 per request passes through to clients; put it in your engagement letter. Rules vary by state; check yours. EHR savings depend on the client finishing the portal authorization. Requires an integrated CMS.

Medical record retrieval integrated with case management systems, using EHR access where available.

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How we research: Researched from vendor documentation, pricing pages and user sentiment. Our methodology

Best for
Personal injury and workers' comp firms on a supported CMS.
Probably not for
Firms not on an integrated CMS
Last checked

Pros & cons

Pros

  • Deep CMS integration
  • No provider fees via EHR
  • No subscription
  • Automatic expense posting

Cons

  • $49.95 pass-through per request
  • Integrated CMS required
  • ~21-day traditional retrieval (vendor figure)
  • Vendor-only ROI figures

Who it’s for

Best for
Personal injury and workers' comp firms on a supported CMS.
Personal injury firms
Workers' comp firms
Probably not for
Firms not on an integrated CMS
Low-volume requesters

Use cases: Evidence & Discovery · Practice: Personal Injury · Software: eDiscovery Platforms

Pricing

Status
Price published
As the vendor publishes it
$49.95 per record request plus provider fees; no provider fees on EHR retrievals; no monthly subscription (recordsontime.com, checked 2026-10-15).
Checked
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Alternatives

Practice & Case Management

CasePeer

CasePeer is personal injury law software, providing attorneys with an all-in-one solution for case management, practice management, CRM, and client intake.

Best forPersonal injury firms that want PI-specific case management (treatment tracking, settlement negotiations, statute alerts) at a published per-user price.

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Sources

Vendor pages we checked, accessed 2026-10-15.

FAQ

Who is Records On Time best for?

In our verdict: Personal injury and workers' comp firms on a supported CMS.

What should I watch out for with Records On Time?

In our verdict: $49.95 per request passes through to clients; put it in your engagement letter. Rules vary by state; check yours. EHR savings depend on the client finishing the portal authorization. Requires an integrated CMS.

How much does Records On Time cost?

$49.95 per record request plus provider fees; no provider fees on EHR retrievals; no monthly subscription (recordsontime.com, checked 2026-10-15).