Hospital Prices Vary Up to 16x. Now You Can See Them.
Check if your medical bill appears overpriced — or use real hospital pricing data in renewals, proposals, and client conversations. Built on 1 billion+ published rates from 2,000+ hospitals across 10 states.
For Insurance Brokers
Show clients what hospitals actually cost before they decide. Use real pricing data in renewals, proposals, and client conversations.
- Side-by-side hospital rate comparisons
- 2,000+ hospitals, 1B+ rates, 10 states
- Export for proposals and renewal decks
Plans from $299/mo — or request a free sample report first.
Got a Medical Bill?
Check if your charges appear overpriced compared to what other hospitals charge for the same procedure — then get a dispute-ready packet to send to your provider.
- Compare your bill against observed pricing ranges
- Dispute letter, appeal, and action plan in 30 min
- 24-hour money-back guarantee
Free to start. From $19 — pay only when your packet is ready.
Choose the path that fits you
Whether you're reviewing your own bill or looking for a resource for clients, cases, or members — start in the section built for you.
Use Real Hospital Pricing in Renewals and Proposals
When a client asks “which hospital is cheapest for this?” — answer with data. We've parsed 309M+ negotiated rates from 494 Texas hospitals so you can compare costs by procedure, payer, and facility in seconds.
- Show clients real cost differences before decisions are made
- Drop side-by-side comparisons into proposals and renewal decks
- Cover BCBS, Aetna, UHC, Cigna, Humana, and 50+ regional payers
- Request a free comparison report — no login required
What you'd show a client
CPT 27447 — Total Knee Replacement — Dallas-Fort Worth
Baylor Scott & White
BCBS TX
$32,450
baseline
Texas Health Resources
BCBS TX
$28,900
-11%
Methodist Health
BCBS TX
$41,200
+27%
Parkland Health
BCBS TX
$22,100
-32%
Illustrative example. Actual rates sourced from hospital machine-readable files.
Medical Bills Are Wrong More Often Than You Think
According to a nationally representative survey published in JAMA Health Forum, nearly 1 in 5 adults received a medical bill they did not agree with or could not afford in the past year. Among those who reached out about a billing mistake, 73.7% reported the error was corrected. Yet most patients never dispute because the process feels confusing and overwhelming.
Duplicate Charges
The same service billed twice, or separate charges for procedures that should be bundled together.
Facility Fee Surprises
Unexpected facility fees added on top of the provider charge, sometimes doubling the total bill.
Coding Errors
Incorrect CPT or ICD-10 codes that result in higher charges or insurance denials for covered services.
Insurance Not Applied
Claims not submitted to insurance, processed incorrectly, or denied without proper appeal.
How It Works
Three steps. About 15-30 minutes. No medical billing expertise required.
Upload Your Bill
Upload your medical bill, explanation of benefits, or any documentation you have. Even just the bill itself is enough to get started.
Answer a Few Questions
Our guided form asks about your provider, charges, insurance, and why you believe the bill is incorrect. No jargon — just plain language.
Get Your Dispute Packet
Receive a complete packet: dispute letter, itemized bill request, insurance appeal, and a step-by-step action plan you can send today.
What's in Your Dispute Packet
Every packet is customized to your situation and references applicable consumer protections for your state.
Dispute Letter
A formal letter to your provider requesting a billing correction or review, citing applicable consumer protections.
Itemized Bill Request
A formal request for a fully itemized statement with CPT codes, ICD-10 codes, and individual charges — your right as a patient.
Insurance Appeal Template
If applicable, a letter to your insurer requesting claim review or appealing a denial with supporting documentation.
Step-by-Step Action Plan
Clear instructions for sending your letters, tracking deadlines, following up, and escalating if the provider does not respond.
Negotiation Letter
A letter proposing a reduced payment based on fair pricing research, with references to comparable rates.
Simple, Transparent Pricing
One-time payment. No subscriptions. Pay only when your packet is ready to download.
24-hour money-back guarantee. Complete the intake process for free before deciding.
What Reviewing Your Bill Can Reveal
Here is an example of what can happen when a patient requests an itemized review of their medical bill.
Emergency Room Visit — Original Bill: $4,200
A patient received a $4,200 bill after an ER visit. By requesting an itemized statement, the following issues were identified:
This is an illustrative example based on common billing issues. Every situation is different. MedBillResolve helps you request itemized reviews and identify potential issues — it does not guarantee any specific outcome or reduction.
Built for Transparency and Trust
MedBillResolve is a self-help document automation tool. We help you organize your facts and generate professional correspondence — we do not provide legal, medical, or financial advice.
Not a Law Firm
We are a self-help tool, not attorneys. We help you prepare documents, not give legal advice. For complex situations, consult a licensed professional.
Your Data Is Secure
All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We never sell your information. You can delete your data at any time.
Money-Back Guarantee
Not satisfied? Contact us within 24 hours of purchase for a full refund, no questions asked.
Common Questions
Is this legal advice?+
No. MedBillResolve is a self-help document automation tool — not a law firm, not a medical billing advocate. We help you organize your facts and generate professional correspondence, but we do not provide legal, medical, or financial advice. For advice specific to your situation, consult a licensed attorney or certified billing advocate.
What if my bill is already in collections?+
MedBillResolve can still help. The CFPB has highlighted that collection on unsubstantiated or invalid medical debts — including double billing and inflated charges — is a recognized consumer harm. Your packet includes information about your rights under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), including your right to request debt validation within 30 days. Your action plan covers how to respond to collection agencies. For bills in collections, we recommend acting quickly.
Does this work if I have insurance?+
Yes. If you have insurance, your packet includes an insurance appeal letter tailored to your situation. It also covers scenarios where insurance was not applied correctly, claims were denied, or the provider billed you for more than your responsibility under the plan.
What is Broker Intelligence?+
Broker Intelligence is our B2B platform for insurance brokers and agencies. It provides access to negotiated hospital rates from machine-readable pricing files published by 494+ Texas hospitals. Brokers use it to compare rates across hospitals and payers, build better proposals, and help clients choose cost-effective plans.
When do I pay?+
You complete the entire intake process for free. You only pay when your packet is generated and ready to download. Pricing starts at $19 for Basic Dispute, $39 for Smart Dispute.
More questions? See all FAQs or contact us.
Important Disclaimer: MedBillResolve is a self-help document automation platform. It is not a law firm, medical billing advocate, or licensed professional service and does not provide legal, medical, or financial advice. Use of this service does not create an attorney-client or professional-client relationship. The documents generated are informational self-help tools to assist you in your dispute — they are not a guarantee of any outcome. For advice specific to your legal or financial situation, consult a licensed attorney or certified medical billing advocate in your jurisdiction.