A documentation and screening aid for personal-injury attorneys organizing a client's motor-vehicle-crash head-injury claim — crash mechanics, symptom inventory, and treatment history compiled into a structured, claim-ready summary.
Please read first. This is not a medical diagnosis, not a medical device, and not legal advice. It organizes information you enter into a research-informed summary that supports — it does not replace — independent medical evaluation and professional legal judgment.
It does not establish medical causation or prove the presence, absence, or severity of any brain injury. Determinations of diagnosis and causation require a qualified medical examiner.
Screening only — not for emergencies. If anyone shows danger signs of a serious head injury, call 911. In crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), 24/7.
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Document crash mechanics, screen symptoms and danger signs, track recovery, and generate a claim-ready summary for your client's file.
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Document the crash. Screen the symptoms. Generate a claim-ready summary for the client's file.
Enter the crash details. These describe the mechanism of injury — how consistent the forces are with a head injury. Best available information is fine.
These clinical markers drive the TBI severity classification (ACRM / CDC criteria). Use documented values where available; select “unknown” if not recorded.
Rate how much each has bothered the client currently — 0 = not at all, 4 = very severe. Screening domains adapted from published post-concussion symptom inventories.
Check any that are present now. These are red flags for a serious, possibly life-threatening head injury that needs immediate emergency care.
The medical record is the backbone of the claim. Capture what care was sought and what was documented.
How this was determined
The severity classification applies standard ACRM/CDC criteria to the markers entered. Mechanism consistency and symptom burden are relative, research-informed indicators — not probabilities of disease, not a diagnosis, and not proof of causation. They exist to help you decide what medical review and documentation the file needs.
Generate a structured summary — crash mechanics, TBI classification, symptoms, danger signs, and treatment — for the client's file and for medical review.
The tool applies published criteria and research; it is not itself a diagnostic instrument.
The specific weighting and calibration used to produce the classification are proprietary to Continuum Improvement LLC. Attorneys requiring the complete methodology and reference list — for expert disclosure, discovery, or Daubert purposes — may request it from support@continuumimprovement.com.
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