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Who I Am

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I am Andrea Welsh, LPN CHPC, a forensic medical writer and researcher with over 17 years in nursing and 30+ years of writing experience across the clinical, the corporate, and the downright bizarre.

I’ve worked the floor, sat in the boardroom, and read through more bad documentation than I care to admit. I understand how medical systems fail and how the record is used to cover tracks instead of tell the truth. Now I use that knowledge to support legal teams fighting to hold those systems accountable.

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My Mission

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My mission is to make sure medical records don’t get the last word when they’re wrong. I help attorneys expose the truth buried in EHRs, autopsy reports, and timelines full of contradictions. I take clinical chaos and turn it into clear, defensible, and strategic documentation.

I don’t do vague. I don’t do generic. I do precision. I work with attorneys, pathology professionals, and anyone who needs documentation that stands up under pressure and makes the story behind the harm impossible to ignore.

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My Approach

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Nothing worth doing is worth doing half-assed. That includes building a case. I don’t believe in overcomplicating things or throwing around medical jargon that confuses juries and clouds the facts.

I believe in telling the story clearly—because every chart has one—and making sure the patterns of failure are mapped out from the first skipped vital to the final outcome.

Every case starts with listening. I learn what the legal team needs, what the facts say, and where the records fall apart. I ask smart questions, flag inconsistencies, and build timelines that connect it all. My process is collaborative, virtual, and outcome-focused. The work is serious. So am I.

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WHY!?

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Because I’m tired.

I’m tired of seeing bad documentation used to excuse bad outcomes. I’m tired of systems that protect providers but leave patients and families in the dark. I’m tired of watching attorneys try to build solid cases on records that are a Gordian knot of nonsense.

I believe victims deserve better. I believe the record should reflect what really happened. And I believe that every missed opportunity, every pattern of neglect, every "isolated incident" deserves to be called out.

I’m here to write that truth.