For uninsured & self-pay patients

Find the overcharges hiding in your hospital bill.

When you pay cash, hospitals bill full list price — and itemized bills often contain duplicate charges, unbundled codes, and quantity errors. Enter your bill's line items and we'll check them in seconds — free.

We check your codes against the same Medicare unit limits (MUE), bundling rules (NCCI), and price benchmarks that professional coders and insurers use to catch billing errors.

What a check looks like
ITEMIZED BILL · SAMPLEWhat we flag
Comprehensive metabolic panel · 80053$248.00
Venipuncture · 36415 ×3$185.00 3 units exceed the CMS daily limit (MUE) of 2. Disputable.
Office visit · 99214$500.00 3.7× the Medicare rate ($135). Negotiation leverage.
FREE & INSTANTNo sign-up · nothing uploaded

Check your bill for errors

Enter the line items from your itemized bill — the code, how many, and the charge. We check each one live.

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We run the check and keep nothing — your bill is never stored.
Don't have an itemized bill with codes yet, or prefer we do it for you?

We'll review it for you — free

Leave your email and we'll send you the exact steps to get your itemized bill (hospitals must provide it on request) and review it for you.

Not legal or medical advice. Privacy

How it works

Three steps. No upfront cost.

1

Enter your line items

From your itemized bill: the code, the quantity, and the charge. Takes about a minute. We keep no copy of your bill.

2

We run the coding checks

Each line is checked live against Medicare's MUE unit limits, NCCI bundling rules, and national price benchmarks.

3

You get an action plan

A plain-English findings report plus — if you want it — a ready-to-send dispute letter and phone script.

What we look for

The overcharges hospitals count on you not catching

Audits routinely turn up errors on itemized hospital bills. These are the most common — and the most disputable.

Duplicate & quantity errors

The same item billed twice, or more units than Medicare's daily limit allows.

Unbundling (NCCI edits)

Charging separately for steps that are supposed to be billed together as one code.

Charges above benchmark

How your cash charge compares to the Medicare rate — your leverage to negotiate down.

Unit limits (MUE)

More units per day than Medicare's published limits (MUE) allow.

Got a Good Faith Estimate?

If you're self-pay and your final bill came in $400+ over the Good Faith Estimate you were given, federal law gives you a formal way to dispute it — the patient–provider dispute resolution process. It's worth raising when you challenge your bill.

Built for you if…

  • You're uninsured or paying a hospital/ER/surgery bill in cash
  • You have (or can request) an itemized bill with codes
  • You got a Good Faith Estimate before a procedure

Honest note — probably not for you if…

  • Insurance is paying — your share is based on the allowed amount, not these charges, so a coding fix usually won't lower what you owe.