Possible billing discrepancy
Hospital charges may include duplicate line items, incorrect coding, or services you did not receive.
Take control of your medical bill.
We review hospital bills and insurance claims for billing discrepancies, out-of-network issues and opportunities to challenge what you owe.
Review My BillHospital statement
Amount shown$8,420
Insurance EOB
Patient responsibility$2,140
ClaimHelm review
Potential discrepancy worth reviewing
Medical bills are complicated. What you owe should not be.
Insurance processing issue
Claims may be denied, underpaid, or processed with incorrect benefit application.
Unexpected out-of-network charge
You may receive a bill from an out-of-network provider at an in-network facility without prior notice.
Issue worth challenging
Amounts that do not match your Explanation of Benefits or exceed reasonable charges may require review.
What ClaimHelm reviews
Hospital bill appears too high
Charges that seem excessive compared to typical costs for the same service.
Unexpected out-of-network charge
Bills from providers you did not choose or were not informed were out-of-network.
Emergency room bill
ER facility fees, professional fees, and surprise charges from emergency care.
Bill doesn't match the insurance EOB
Discrepancies between what the provider bills and what your insurer says you owe.
Insurance denial or incomplete coverage
Claims denied, partially covered, or processed with incorrect plan benefits.
Not sure what's wrong
You know something isn't right but need help identifying the issue.
How it works
Tell us what happened
Answer a few questions about the bill, your insurance, and what occurred. No clinical history or documents required.
We review the facts
ClaimHelm looks for billing discrepancies, insurance issues, and network problems worth investigating.
Know your next move
Receive a clear indication of whether your case appears suitable for further review.
Start with only the information needed for an initial review.
No diagnosis or clinical history
We only ask what is necessary to understand the billing situation — not your medical condition.
No document uploads
The initial checker does not accept Bill/EOB uploads. Real document intake requires a separate, approved secure process.
Data minimization by design
We collect only what is needed for triage. No medical-record numbers, claim IDs, or health identifiers in this phase.
Consent-first approach
You control whether we may contact you. No consent means no outreach and no persisted lead record.