Free medical-bill error check
Is my bill wrong?
Worried that your medical bill is wrong? Check your own bill with a free preliminary scan, or explore the sample review first.
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Fictional educational example
See how a medical bill review works.
Explore one fictional bill, its insurance statement, visit notes, and sample documents. Select a topic or a marked charge to see what needs checking. These are possible issues, not confirmed errors or promised savings.
See how it worksHarbor Valley Medical Center
Fictional educational example · June 12, 2026
You are probably not wrong to be suspicious
- 4 in 10
U.S. adults reported some form of health care debt in KFF’s 2022 survey.
- 100M
people in the U.S. were estimated to have health care debt in the 2022 KFF investigation.
- $88B
in medical collections appeared on consumer credit reports as of June 2021, according to the CFPB’s 2022 report.
Three steps
How it works
Step 1: Share your bill
Explore the fixed sample ER bill review, or upload your own bill for a real scan.
Step 2: We check every line
Free bill–EOB reconciliation and supported findings. Results cover only supplied evidence and supported checks. They do not rule out every billing error. Deeper reasoning and evidence review ($49).
Step 3: You choose the next step
Eligible cases in active states can purchase a full audit report or a complete package with applicable letters, citations, deadlines, and mailing guidance.
Six checks, every bill
Common medical bill errors we check for
- Duplicate charges
- The same service or code billed more than once on the same date.
- Code pairs that should be bundled
- Charges for procedures that Medicare's NCCI coding rules say shouldn't be billed separately.
- Upcoding
- A more expensive code billed than the care you actually received supports.
- EOB-rejected charges
- Line items your insurer's Explanation of Benefits did not cover, still billed to you.
- Self-pay overcharges
- Cash prices billed above the standard charges federal price-transparency rules ask hospitals to post.
- Missing financial-assistance discounts
- Nonprofit-hospital charity-care discounts you qualified for but were never applied.
Meet the founder
Built by Gene Avakyan
I’m a systems architect with an MBA. My own emergency-room bill and collections referral took weeks to understand and challenge. I built IsMyBillWrong to make that process clearer for other people.
Read Gene’s story
Flat fee
Simple, flat pricing
One flat fee. We never take a percentage of what you save. The scan is always free.
A useful first look
Free bill–EOB reconciliation and supported findings
$0 flat
Nationwide
- Charges, payments and patient responsibility
- Free bill–EOB reconciliation and supported findings
- Specific next steps and honest coverage
Deeper reasoning and evidence review
Standard Audit
$49 flat
Participating states
- Deeper reasoning and evidence review
- Completed findings report with citations
- No dispute letters or mailing package
Audit plus dispute package
Complete Package
$99 flat
Participating states
- Full audit and applicable dispute letters
- Citations and print-ready PDFs
- Mailing guidance, deadlines, and reminders
Once a complete, usable purchased report, package, or add-on is delivered, change-of-mind refunds are unavailable.
If your Standard Audit or Complete Dispute Package finds no actionable billing issues, request a full refund within 30 days of purchase. This guarantee excludes upgrades and add-ons.
Delivery failures and material errors remain covered. Savings and dispute outcomes are not guaranteed. Applicable legal rights remain protected. Refund policy
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Free scan available everywhere.
In active states, eligible cases can add the Complete Package to a paid $49 audit for $50 or buy $19 response-aware follow-up rounds after sending the package. A separate $19 regulator complaint requires a verified route for the state.
Questions
Medical bill questions people ask
- How do I know if my medical bill is wrong?
- Free bill–EOB reconciliation and supported findings. Results cover only supplied evidence and supported checks. They do not rule out every billing error. Deeper reasoning and evidence review ($49).
- What are the most common medical billing errors?
- The most common medical billing errors are duplicate charges, unbundled code pairs (procedures billed separately that Medicare NCCI rules say should be billed together), upcoding, charges your EOB already rejected, self-pay overcharges above posted prices, and missing nonprofit financial-assistance (charity care) discounts. The checks available depend on the documents, supported rules, and service selected; a preliminary scan cannot rule out every error.
- Can I dispute a hospital bill myself?
- Yes. You can request an itemized bill, point out specific errors in writing, and cite the billing rules and state statutes that apply — no lawyer required. IsMyBillWrong prepares those dispute letters in your own name so you can review, sign, and mail them yourself.
- How much does it cost?
- The preliminary scan is free nationwide. In active states, a full Standard Audit is $49 and a Complete Package is $99. An eligible audit can be upgraded for $50. Where a verified complaint route exists, the regulator complaint is $19; each response-aware follow-up round is $19. We never take a percentage of what you save.
- What if you find nothing?
- Free bill–EOB reconciliation and supported findings. Results cover only supplied evidence and supported checks. They do not rule out every billing error. Deeper reasoning and evidence review ($49).
- How long does the scan take?
- Analysing. Free bill–EOB reconciliation and supported findings. Results cover only supplied evidence and supported checks. They do not rule out every billing error. Deeper reasoning and evidence review ($49).
- Is my data safe?
- Your bill is encrypted and never sold. We do not opt in to OpenAI model training on API data. OpenAI may retain abuse-monitoring logs; see our Privacy Policy. You can request case deletion. We keep patient and bill details out of URLs, our logs, and analytics.
- Is this legal advice?
- No. IsMyBillWrong is a document-preparation service. We prepare dispute paperwork in your name based on your bill and public billing rules. We are not a law firm, we are not your attorney, and nothing here is legal advice. For legal advice, talk to a licensed attorney.
- Can I buy an audit in my state?
- Paid products open state by state. The state where you received care determines initial eligibility. Check the current active-state list on this page; if your state is inactive, you can join its waitlist. The preliminary scan and educational guides remain available nationwide.
Free guides
Learn how to check and dispute a medical bill
Free, plain-English guides to your billing rights and the errors to look for — no scan required.
Common medical bill errors, explained
What each billing error means and how to spot it on your own hospital bill.
Your medical billing rights, state by state
What your state’s law and the federal rules say about itemized bills, financial assistance, and surprise bills.
- How to read an itemized medical bill
- How to compare a medical bill with an EOB
- How to question a suspected medical billing error
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Alabama
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Alaska
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Arizona
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Arkansas
- Medical bill errors and your rights in California
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Colorado
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Connecticut
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Delaware
- Medical bill errors and your rights in District of Columbia
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Florida
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Georgia
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Hawaii
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Idaho
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Illinois
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Indiana
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Iowa
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Kansas
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Kentucky
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Louisiana
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Maine
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Maryland
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Massachusetts
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Michigan
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Minnesota
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Mississippi
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Missouri
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Montana
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Nebraska
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Nevada
- Medical bill errors and your rights in New Hampshire
- Medical bill errors and your rights in New Jersey
- Medical bill errors and your rights in New Mexico
- Medical bill errors and your rights in New York
- Medical bill errors and your rights in North Carolina
- Medical bill errors and your rights in North Dakota
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Ohio
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Oklahoma
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Oregon
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Pennsylvania
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Rhode Island
- Medical bill errors and your rights in South Carolina
- Medical bill errors and your rights in South Dakota
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Tennessee
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Texas
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Utah
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Vermont
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Virginia
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Washington
- Medical bill errors and your rights in West Virginia
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Wisconsin
- Medical bill errors and your rights in Wyoming
- All state guides →
Find out what your bill is really saying
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