LexMed.ai

Transformative solutions are often born from immense frustration. Mine came at 2 AM, staring at thousands of pages of VA medical records. I was trying to find a needle in a haystack, preparing for four hearings scheduled the next day. I was wondering, why are we still practicing law like it is 1995 (in slightly more sleep deprived, less safe for Linkedin terms ??)! Today, I'm beyond excited to share what began as a 2 AM "what if" moment five years ago: Chart Vision. Born from the trenches of disability law practice, built with TypeScript, React, and more "prompt engineering experiments" than I care to admit (yes, I'm embracing the prompt engineer title with all its glory ??). The demo link is in the comments below ?? What are we achieving with our test case (shoutout to our fictional friend Thurman Murman)? ?Instant high-level medical overviews that actually make sense ?Real-time Compassionate Allowance criteria identification ?Medical timeline heat maps that tell the full story ?Longitudinal treatment graphs that reveal patterns ?Credibility filters that catch what we might miss ?Lightning-fast matching of treatment evidence to listing criteria But here's the thing – this isn't just another half-baked legal tech tool created in a vacuum. Every feature in Chart Vision was born from real battlefield experience: those impossible deadlines, the sleepless nights, and that gut-wrenching feeling when you wonder if you missed something that could have won your client's case. Cutting-edge AI capabilities meets deep subject matter expertise, developed from first hand experience. Real tools that actually solve real problems. That is LexMed.ai Ready to transform our practice together? Let's connect. #DisabilityLaw #LegalInnovation #LegalTech #AIinLaw #SocialSecurity #National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives (NOSSCR) #Innovation #TechStartup #PromptEngineer #ARise #Builders + Backers #StartupJunkie

We've passed another milestone with more than 7?? 0???applications for the ARise program! If you're a #techstartup in #Arkansas ready to ARISE and shine, apply today so we can help your startup take flight - www.arisearkansas.org. Here are some of the incredible founders and startups currently working with ARise - ?? LockStop | Michael Burton, MBA ?? Smart Eye Technology | Dexter Caffey ?? Cureate? / Cureate? Connect | Kim Bryden ? Lineus Medical | Vance Clement ? LexMed.ai | Nick Coleman ?? Payvantage | Brandon French ?? Gentry Services | Bradley Gentry, PMP, CCWP ?? Nanablue | Matt Gray ???? NYX NoCode | Karen Kilroy ?? ROYBI World | Elnaz Sarraf ?? AKT-KIX NA Collaborative Innovation Center | Eric C. Smith ?? AccuCode AI, Inc. | Mike Steely ?? Automation Hub | Mike Theile ???? Gumption | Jordan Franklin and Scott Franklin ?? Carbon Chicken Project, LLC | Turner T. ? Harmonifi | Justin Withrow ?? VALTE | David Zastrow Arkansas Economic Development Commission | Clint O'Neal, CEcD | Esperanza Massana Crane | Bob Kucheravy | Mallory Race | Laura Kingrey

LexMed.ai is Cutting edge artificial intelligence technology focused on helping attorneys and reps with streamlining the processing of their social security disability claims. You should read about this. It may be a major benefit to your practice. Click here for more information: https://lnkd.in/gxEGygWP Click here for the website: www.LexMed.ai

Wondering what tech and tech-enabled startups are rising here in Arkansas? Check out the story of LexMed.ai with entrepreneurs Nick Coleman and Phillip Cannon. https://lnkd.in/gTTRrCdP In the heart of Northwest Arkansas, their groundbreaking legal tech startup is changing the landscape of Social Security disability claims by leveraging cutting-edge AI technology to streamline the often complicated and time-consuming process of disability claims. Special thanks to the always incredible Victoria Dickerson at Startup Junkie for using her writing and photography skills to showcase this startup and the ARise program. Arkansas Economic Development Commission | Esperanza Massana Crane | Bob Kucheravy | Conductor | Jeff D. Standridge, Ed.D. | Jeff Amerine, PMP | Brett Amerine | Matthew Ward | Kristopher Adams

"I want everybody to have access to a zealous advocate who can help them and equal the playing field." - Nick Coleman Today on the Startup Junkie blog, we're covering the revolutionary legal tech startup that is transforming the landscape of Social Security disability claims. LexMed, founded by Nick Coleman and joined by Phillip Cannon, is harnessing the power of AI to streamline a notoriously complex process, offering hope to countless individuals navigating the labyrinth of disability claims. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gxEGygWP

On Monday, I said goodbye to my mother, Kathleen Geeslin, after her 30-year battle with inclusion body myositis (IBM). Her influence on my character and professional journey has been profound, and I feel compelled to share her story. For three decades, I watched my mother face this rare degenerative muscle disease with unwavering grace. Her resilience became the foundation of my approach to work and life, teaching me the true meaning of perseverance. To those who knew her, Mom was a force of nature - a teacher, a friend, a pillar of strength. To me, she was all that and more. Her genuine interest in helping others and her ability to connect with people from all walks of life profoundly influenced both my personal and professional paths. While my father, Bobby Coleman, a trial attorney, heavily influenced my pursuit of law, it was my mother's condition that inspired my unwavering commitment to advocating for Social Security Disability claimants. My legal journey began with crisscrossing Arkansas, representing Social Security claimants in administrative hearings. As I progressed to establishing a niche practice in Social Security appellate work, my mom was always eager to hear about my cases and proud of my successes. Her interest and support were constant motivators, pushing me to excel in my field. Through my work and witnessing my mother's journey with IBM, I became acutely aware of the daunting hurdles within the bureaucratic Social Security system and the complexities of our healthcare system. Whether it was accessing specialists or pursuing clinical trials, the path was often challenging. However, my mother was fortunate to have resources that made these obstacles more surmountable, including two attorneys in the family to navigate the legal intricacies. Yet, I realized that most people facing similar challenges don't have these resources. This stark contrast became the driving force behind LexMed, which evolved from a passion project into a tangible solution. LexMed leverages AI to make quality legal representation more accessible to those facing disabilities, especially those without resources. It's a manifestation of the values my mother instilled in me: resilience, empathy, and commitment to helping others. I've always been private about these personal motivations, but sharing her story now feels like the best way to honor her. Mom's battle with IBM may have ended, but her spirit lives on in both my personal life and professional endeavors. To support others battling IBM, please consider donating to the Muscular Dystrophy Association or MyositisAssociation through my mother's memorial page: https://lnkd.in/g9zrVfk9 or directly through myositis.org/donate. To my Mom: Your strength continues to drive everything I strive for. Thank you for inspiring a mission that extends far beyond what we imagined. Your experience has shaped my goal to make justice accessible to all. You will be dearly missed. I love you, Mom.

Psyched to finally knock out this pitchdeck with Builders + Backers. Thanks for all the help and support from the B+B team. Really excited about the upcoming release of Hearing Echo. It will be a game changer for Social Security Disability practice! https://lnkd.in/gRAtNqzh