Fill out a hospital admission sheet for Mom with everything they usually ask.

only_in_note Five facts that are in one note each and nowhere else, as focused tests: where the spare key to his mother's house is; her bank's routing number and her account numbers; the funeral home and the plot (the cemetery is not named anywhere else either); her surgeries before 2018 (tonsils, hysterectomy 1987, gallbladder 1996); the number on her disabled placard (P-4471902). No file repeats any of them.

not_saved No driver's license is saved for Walter Sr. (a lookup must not hand over Walt's). No insurance policy is saved for the Corolla. Walt has no will or power of attorney of his own; a note and a journal entry say he has not made one. Lorraine's house has no mortgage record because it is paid off. Her will is not in the account, only a note saying the lawyer has the original. Not saved at all: her blood type, Roz's home address, Russ's SSN.

someone_elses Four people have an SSN and a passport, three a license, three a debit card. Prescriptions belong to Lorraine, Walt, Camille, the dog and the cat. Walt takes lisinopril today; Lorraine's lisinopril was stopped in 2019. Camille took amoxicillin; Lorraine is allergic to penicillin. Lorraine's cat is on thyroid medicine and so is Lorraine.

note_contradicts_record Lantus and donepezil, where the records are right. The pill box note (July 2025) says Lantus 14 units and donepezil 5 mg, and the January 2025 discharge packet says 14 units too; both were true then. The prescription records say 18 units and 10 mg. Later sources agree with the records: two short notes, the pharmacy label, the hand correction on the printed list (14 crossed out, "18 units 2/17") and page 4 of the May 2026 discharge packet.

note_contradicts_record Levothyroxine, where the record is wrong. The prescription record still says 75 mcg; he never changed it. The dose went to 88 mcg on November 5, 2024: a note and a visit record of that day, the pill box note, the printed list, both later discharge packets and the September 2026 pharmacy receipt all say 88. The 2023 discharge summary says 75, which was right then. The right answer is 88 mcg, with the record called out as out of date.

note_contradicts_record Her allergies are in many places and not in the same words. Penicillin and sulfa are in all of them: the 2023 note, both discharge packets, the 2023 summary, the printed list, a note and a journal entry from May 2026. Codeine, oxycodone and lisinopril are intolerances in his note and on the hospital's sheets. The May 2026 face sheet also lists latex. His 2023 note says "no latex" and a note of May 22, 2026 says the hospital's entry is wrong and that he means to have it removed; nothing shows that it was. He is right, but an answer should give penicillin and sulfa as certain and report the latex entry as disputed.

near_duplicate Two Eliquis records, 5 mg and 2.5 mg. The 5 mg one is not marked as stopped; it only says when it started. The 2.5 mg record, a note, a visit record, the label and the receipt show 2.5 mg is the dose since March 6, 2025. Trazodone is likewise not marked as stopped; the visit record of May 9, 2023 says it was.

mismatch The Evermont supplement card is in the name LORRAINE H PRUITT (her maiden name Hollis used as a middle initial). Medicare and every other document say Lorraine M. or Lorraine Mae Pruitt. The mismatch is why a $1,736 hospital bill is unpaid.