For patients, and the families helping them
Is your hospital bill wrong? Check it free.
We check your bill against your insurance and the law, and tell you exactly what to say when you call.
Private: encrypted, never sold or used to train AI, deleted after 30 days unless you save it. How we handle it
See how pricing works1 thing looks wrong
The bill asks for $1,000 more than your insurer says you owe
- Matches what your insurer says
- Sent to your insurance
- Not a surprise bill
What to say when you call
“My EOB says I owe $340, but this bill asks for $1,340. Can you check it against what my insurance processed?”
- Free to check.
- See what's wrong before you pay.
- No cut of your savings.
- One flat fee.
- You stay in charge.
- We never call anyone for you.
- Private.
- Never sold. Delete anytime.
Some mistakes don't look like mistakes
A bill can add up perfectly and still ask for money you don't owe. These are the checks we run on every one.
43% of adults say they've received a medical or dental bill in the past five years that they thought had a mistake. KFF survey, 2022
Billing code errors
Charges billed twice, tests a panel already includes, routine supplies.
A fair price
Each charge next to what Medicare and insurers pay.
Free or discounted care
Whether you qualify for the hospital's financial assistance.
Out-of-network surprise bills
The No Surprises Act protects most ER visits.
The bill vs. your EOB
Is it asking for more than your insurer says?
Insurance never billed
Including second insurance and Medicaid.
Over your Good Faith Estimate
$400 over can be disputed if you paid yourself.
Refunds you're owed
When you paid upfront and owed less.
What you get, free
This is the real check on a sample ER bill: what looks wrong, how much money is involved, and every check we ran.

Three steps. About a minute.
Upload the bill
A PDF or a phone photo. Add your EOB to compare.
See what's wrong, free
What looks wrong and how much money is involved.
Make the call
Word-for-word scripts and a place to log every call.
Why I built this
I'm Andrew, and I built MedResolve AI. I've had my own medical billing problems, and I kept reading the same stories online: a bill that didn't match the insurance statement, a charge listed twice, a collection letter for something insurance had already paid. Most people pay because no one tells them what to check.
So I built the check I wished I'd had. It shows what looks wrong in about a minute and gives you the exact words for the call. If something on your result seems off, email me at support@medresolveai.com. I read every message.
Andrew
$9 a bill. Not a cut of what you save.
Compare plansEvery check, what looks wrong and how much.
The full plan and call scripts for that bill.
For families, ongoing care, or helping a parent.
Not useful? Email us within 30 days for a full refund.
Questions people ask first
Is the bill check really free?
Yes. Upload a bill and you'll see what we checked, what looks wrong, what it means and how much money is involved, without paying or entering a card. The step-by-step plan, the call scripts and a place to log every call come with the unlock.
What can I upload?
Hospital and doctor bills, statements, and the Explanation of Benefits (EOB) from your insurer. PDFs and phone photos both work. An itemized bill with codes gives the best results.
Do you contact the hospital for me?
No. We prepare you to make the call yourself, with the exact words to use and a place to log who you spoke to. Nothing is sent to anyone without you.
Is my information private?
Your documents are private to you. We share them only with the service providers that process them for us, never sell them, and you can delete a case and its files at any time. Details are in our privacy policy.
Free guides
All guides- How to dispute a hospital billThe order to do things in, who to call first, and how to ask them to hold the account from collections while you sort it out.
- EOB vs. medical bill: how to compare themYour insurer's Explanation of Benefits says "this is not a bill." Here's why it's still the most useful document you have.
- Surprise medical bills and the No Surprises ActIf you got an out-of-network bill for emergency care, or from a doctor you didn't choose at an in-network hospital, federal law may protect you.
- Got a collection letter for a medical bill? What to do firstDon't pay or agree to anything on the phone yet. How to make the collector prove the debt, get it back to the hospital, and protect your credit.
You don't need to understand billing codes. You just need to know what to ask.
A wrong bill isn't your fault. Most people pay because nobody told them what to check. Now you'll know.