Check a medical bill

Send the bill and the Explanation of Benefits your insurer issued for the same services. We compare them line by line and tell you where they disagree.

The bill

From the provider. A PDF from their portal reads far better than a photo.

Choose a file for the bill Take photos of the bill, one page at a time

The Explanation of Benefits strongly recommended

From your insurer, for the same visit. We can check a bill without it, but almost everything worth finding comes from comparing the two — send it if you can get it.

Choose a file for the Explanation of Benefits Take photos of the Explanation of Benefits, one page at a time

The free scan tells you what we found — every finding by name, and how much is in question. You only pay if there is something to act on.

Reading your documents

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One thing to save first

Your membership code

What we found

Your dispute letter and phone script

The letter goes out in your name and with your signature, so read it and check every figure against your own documents before you send it.

Your name, as it appears on the bill Where to send it — the billing address on your statement

Usually near the top of the statement, or beside the tear-off slip you would post a cheque to. One line each, like an envelope. Without it we can still write the letter, but you will have to address the envelope yourself.

How they can reach you — optional

The letter asks for a written reply within 30 days. Add an address, an email or a phone number if you want it printed on. Leave it blank and the letter asks them to use the address they already have for you, which is the one they posted the bill to.

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Check a medical bill

The bill

The Explanation of Benefits strongly recommended

Reading your documents

Your membership code

Your dispute letter and phone script

Dispute letter

Phone script

Portal message