Don't just pay it. 80% of hospital bills contain errors. Find hidden overcharges in 60 seconds with our patient-advocacy tool.
Upload your Medical Bill or EOB (PDF or Photo)
Free bill scan · Full analysis + dispute letter $9
A straightforward process with zero complex legal jargon.
Securely take a photo or upload a PDF of your hospital bill.
We check your codes against Medicare databases to spot price gouging.
Download a ready-to-mail legal dispute letter for your hospital.
Since 2022, patients are federally protected against out-of-network balance billing. Our system specifically audits every item on your bill to ensure the hospital isn't violating this crucial federal law.
Hospitals often charge patients 500% more than what the federal government legally deems fair. We expose these insane markups using official CMS data, giving you the leverage to negotiate.
Absolutely. GetBillBack.com operates on a strictly "Zero-Trace" architecture. Your uploaded bill is heavily encrypted, processed ephemerally in RAM, and its details are never saved to our permanent databases or disks. We use the IndexedDB layer of your own web browser to store the audit while you stay on the page. Once you receive your dispute letter, your local trace is completely wiped.
The No Surprises Act (45 CFR § 149) is a federal law aimed to protect patients from unexpected out-of-network medical bills. Our algorithm specifically scans your hospital codes against these legal limits to flag if you have been illegally balance-billed, providing you with a dispute letter citing the exact federal statute.
Most bills are securely processed, audited against Medicare databases, and analyzed within 30 to 60 seconds.
It is entirely possible that your medical bill is fully compliant. If our AI does not detect any upcoding, unbundling, or compliance errors, we will inform you instantly. In that case, you just got peace of mind for free.
Yes! GetBillBack works seamlessly with Explanation of Benefits (EOB) documents, itemized hospital bills, emergency room bills, and outpatient invoices from any US healthcare provider or insurer.