# Experitas

> AI-enabled, specialist-matched medical expert reviews for plaintiff and defense attorneys. First report free. $999 per subsequent report.

Experitas is a medico-legal expertise platform built for attorneys handling medical malpractice and personal injury cases. We combine an AI-driven case-summarization pipeline with a vetted network of board-certified U.S. physicians to deliver fast, specialty-matched merit assessments and written expert reports.

We exist because the expert witness market hasn't evolved in decades: attorneys overpay directories and brokers for introductions, while qualified physicians are gatekept by who-you-know networks. Experitas replaces that with a merit-based matching engine and a transparent pricing model.

## What we do

- **Specialist-matched case screening** — Every case is routed to a board-certified physician in the relevant specialty and sub-specialty, not a generalist reviewer.
- **Written expert reports** — Standard reports include standard-of-care analysis, causation integrity, documentation review, and guideline support.
- **HIPAA-compliant intake** — Secure ShareFile portals for record upload; no PHI emailed in the clear.
- **AI-assisted, physician-led** — AI distills the chart; a real physician renders the opinion. AI never replaces the expert.
- **Expert network access** — Physicians can join the network via our expert signup flow and receive matched case opportunities.

## Pricing

- **First report: free** for new firms — a no-risk way to evaluate our screening quality.
- **$999 per subsequent report** — single, transparent anchor price. No directory fees, no per-hour billing on the screen.
- **Volume discounts: 10–40%** for firms with sustained caseload. Contact admin@experitas.com.

## Proof points

- Specialty matching at the sub-specialty level (not just "cardiology" but "interventional cardiology", etc.) — built on the ABMS 2026 taxonomy.
- Same-week turnaround on most screening opinions.
- U.S.-based, board-certified physicians only. No offshore reviewers.
- Oregon law governs; binding arbitration. See /terms.
- HIPAA-compliant by design. See /privacy.

## Core pages

- [Home](https://experitas.com/): Positioning, offerings, pricing, how it works.
- [About](https://experitas.com/about): Mission, team, and approach.
- [For Medical Boards](https://experitas.com/for-medical-boards): Specialist review for state medical boards and licensing bodies.
- [Contact](https://experitas.com/contact): Reach the Experitas team.
- [Expert Signup](https://experitas.com/expert-signup): For physicians who want to join the expert network.

## Insights

- [Insights hub](https://experitas.com/insights): All articles on medical malpractice, expert witness work, and legal AI.
- [Medical malpractice](https://experitas.com/insights/medical-malpractice)
- [Expert witness](https://experitas.com/insights/expert-witness)
- [Legal AI](https://experitas.com/insights/legal-ai)

## Articles

- [The $200,000 Case That Should Have Been Killed in 48 Hours](https://experitas.com/insights/expert-witness/the-200000-case-that-should-have-been-killed-in-48-hours): A real deviation. A real injury. A causation problem hiding in the records that cost one firm $200,000 to discover. Here's what a matched specialist would have caught in an afternoon.
- [The Uncomfortable Truth About Offshore Medical Case Review](https://experitas.com/insights/medical-malpractice/the-uncomfortable-truth-about-offshore-medical-case-review): Offshore case screening looks reasonable on a spreadsheet. Here's why the math breaks down — and why a bad screen costs far more than the money you thought you saved.
- [What Attorneys Should Ask Their Medical Experts (But Almost Never Do)](https://experitas.com/insights/medical-malpractice/what-attorneys-should-ask-their-medical-experts-but-almost-never-do): Asking a medical expert "do I have a case?" is the wrong question. Here are the five questions that separate a real screening opinion from a rubber stamp.
- [Hustling drains your time and money. Let Experitas hustle for you.](https://experitas.com/insights/medical-malpractice/hustling-drains-your-time-and-money-let-experitas-hustle-for-you): The expert witness marketplace hasn't changed in decades. Directory fees compound. Cold outreach goes unanswered. Experitas delivers real clinical judgment before you commit real resources.
- [Getting Your First Case, Second Case, and Beyond](https://experitas.com/insights/expert-witness/getting-your-first-case): Physicians often struggle to break into expert witness work not because they lack ability, but because the system favors familiar names and prior case experience. The post presents Experitas as a more merit-based alternative that gives qualified physicians access to cases and rewards strong performance with more opportunities.
- [AI is a Tool, Not a Solution](https://experitas.com/insights/medical-malpractice/ai-is-a-tool-not-a-solution): AI can summarize brilliantly—but causation analysis is where confident-sounding output becomes a liability. Experitas breaks down AI hygiene and why a real physician stays at the center of every case.
- [Trying to Get Blood From a Turnip](https://experitas.com/insights/medical-malpractice/trying-to-get-blood-from-a-turnip): A winning judgment means nothing if it can't be collected. We examine Jeffrey Segal's take on what a physician's mid-litigation bankruptcy filing means for plaintiff counsel.

## Legal

- [Privacy Policy](https://experitas.com/privacy): HIPAA-compliant PHI handling, Oregon law.
- [Terms & Conditions](https://experitas.com/terms): No legal/medical advice, Oregon law, binding arbitration.

## Optional

- [llms-full.txt](https://experitas.com/llms-full.txt): Full inlined content of the highest-value pages and articles.