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Check your medical bill before you pay it.
Upload the itemised bill with your insurer's Explanation of Benefits, or your Good Faith Estimate if you paid yourself. ERPSav checks every line and drafts a review request in your name, for a flat fee.
Where the money goes
Bills you can't read
Codes, units and adjustments with no plain-language explanation.
More than your EOB says
A balance above the patient responsibility your insurer shows.
Over the estimate
A self-pay bill well above the Good Faith Estimate you were given.
Not sure where to start
Who to write to, what to ask for and by when.
Worth knowing
$400
If you're uninsured or self-pay and your bill is $400+ above your good-faith estimate, you can dispute it for a $25 fee within 120 days.
ERPSav compares your bill with your estimate and shows the deadline, for a flat fee.
CMS, dispute a medical bill (opens in a new tab)
Check your bill
A flat fee, paid up front. You send the letter; ERPSav never takes a share of what you save.
- ERPSav gives no medical or legal advice: it compares your bill with your own documents and drafts a review request you send, for a flat fee.