Don't pay a medical bill you don't actually owe.
Look up any code on your bill — free
No account needed. See what it means, what it should cost, and if it looks wrong.
The five-digit or letter-number codes next to each charge.
Got a bill from a US trip, or charges your provincial plan didn't cover? BillCheck reviews those too.
From upload to a full plain-English breakdown.
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Your first case analysis costs nothing.
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Grab a code from your bill or the letter from your insurer and see what it actually means, what it should cost, and whether it looks wrong.
The five-digit or letter-number codes next to each charge.
What changes after BillCheck
The same bill, two very different outcomes.
A $4,820 ER bill full of codes you've never seen.
- No idea which charges are legitimate
- Duplicate and upcoded lines go unnoticed
- Appeal deadline quietly passes
- You pay the full balance to make it go away
The same bill, decoded line by line in about a minute.
- Every CPT code explained in plain English
- 3 red flags surfaced with severity ratings
- Appeal deadline tracked with reminders
- A ready-to-send appeal letter in one click
Illustrative example based on a sample ER visit. See the full sample report.
80% of medical bills contain errors.
Duplicate charges. Codes billed at the wrong level. Services you never received. Denials that shouldn't have been denied. BillCheck catches them so you don't pay for them.
Average estimated overcharge caught: hundreds to thousands per bill.
Even one flagged error can be worth more than a year of the Family plan.
Built for the moment the bill arrives
You don't need to know what a CPT code is. BillCheck does the reading so you can decide what to do next.
After an ER or hospital visit
Multiple bills for one visit, arriving weeks apart. Upload them together and see the full picture — including surprise out-of-network charges.
When your claim gets denied
We translate the denial code, tell you whether it's worth appealing, and write the appeal citing the right policy language.
When you can't afford the balance
Generate a hardship or charity care letter citing a nonprofit hospital's IRS 501(r) obligations, plus a negotiation letter for a lower cash price.
What people are saying
Real results from people who checked their bill before paying it.
BillCheck found a duplicate charge and an upcoded ER visit on my $6,400 bill. I appealed and saved $2,100.
I had no idea what the denial code meant. BillCheck translated it, wrote my appeal letter, and my insurer reversed the denial.
The hardship letter walked me through charity care at my nonprofit hospital. They wiped $4,800 off my balance.
Results vary by bill and insurer. These are representative outcomes from BillCheck users.
Check your bill before you pay it
Your first case is free, no credit card. Upload takes about 60 seconds — you'll have a plain-English breakdown before you finish your coffee.
BillCheck provides informational analysis only and is not legal, medical, or financial advice. Verify all details before submitting any correspondence to insurers or providers.