Bill Slayer · Medical BillsFinally understand every line on your medical bill.
Enter your bill line by line — get a plain-English explanation of every charge, how your insurance math worked, and exactly which items are worth asking your billing office about.
20+
charges decoded per session
80%
of bills contain errors
10
min to full bill clarity
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Medical bills are written to be paid, not understood.
80% of medical bills contain at least one error — most go unnoticed
Duplicate charges, wrong procedure codes, services billed that weren't performed — they're common, but patients can't catch what they can't read.
The average American pays $1,300 more than they owe each year from billing errors
Most patients see a number on a bill and pay it. Without understanding each line, there's no way to know whether that number is correct.
CPT codes, EOBs, and 'allowed amounts' are designed for billing systems — not patients
Your bill is written in a language that takes years of billing training to read. The information is yours — but it's locked behind jargon you've never been taught.
Nobody explains the insurance math to you after your visit
Why is the 'billed amount' $4,200 but you owe $340? What did insurance actually cover — and what did they deny? These answers exist in your EOB, but good luck reading it.
What You Get
Every charge on your bill — explained in plain English.
Line-by-Line Bill Translator
Every charge explained: what the procedure was, why it appears on your bill, and what your share means.
EOB Decoder
Your Explanation of Benefits translated from insurance language into plain English — every number accounted for.
CPT & Diagnosis Code Translator
Look up any code on your bill and get a plain-language description of what it represents.
Insurance Math Explainer
Walks through why billed amount, allowed amount, and amount due are three different numbers.
Question Flag Report
Identifies charges commonly associated with billing questions and gives you the plain-language ask for each one.
Billing Office Call Sheet
A ready-to-use question list for your billing office call — so you know exactly what to say.
How It Works
From medical billing jargon to complete clarity — in 10 minutes.
1
Enter your bill and insurance details
Share each line item from your bill — service description, code if shown, amount billed, and what insurance paid.
~3 minutes2
Get your plain-English translation
Every charge explained, the insurance math decoded, and a list of items worth asking about — all in language you can actually understand.
~2 minutes3
Call the billing office prepared
Use your question sheet to call with confidence — knowing exactly what you're asking and why.
~5 minutes to prep80%
of medical bills contain at least one error worth asking about
10 min
to full bill clarity
20+
charges decoded per session
1 sheet
ready for billing office call
Questions
Everything you need to know.
Is this telling me to dispute my bill?
No — and that distinction matters. This tool translates the information that already exists on your bill and in your Explanation of Benefits into plain language. It identifies charges that are commonly associated with billing questions so you know what to ask about. What you do with that information — whether to call, request clarification, or pay — is your decision, made in conversation with your provider's billing office.
What's the difference between my medical bill and my EOB?
Your medical bill comes from your provider and shows what they charged. Your Explanation of Benefits comes from your insurance company and shows what they paid, what they adjusted, and what they say you owe. The two documents together tell the complete story of a visit — but they're written in different formats that rarely explain themselves. This tool translates both.
What are CPT codes and why do they matter?
CPT codes are five-digit numbers that describe every medical procedure and service. They're on almost every bill, but they're not explained to patients. They matter because the code determines what your insurance covers and at what rate — and a wrong code, even an innocent typo, can mean a charge is denied or a service is billed at the wrong price. This tool translates every code you enter into plain language and tells you what to verify.
Can I use this for hospital bills, not just doctor visits?
Yes — hospital bills are actually where this tool is most valuable. Hospital bills are the most complex, longest, and most likely to contain errors. They often include facility fees, multiple provider charges, supply charges, and room charges — each with its own code. You can run the decoder on any itemized bill: ER visits, inpatient stays, outpatient procedures, specialist offices, and labs.
What if I don't have health insurance?
The decoder still works for uninsured patients. You'll get the full line-by-line translation of what each charge is, what the amounts mean, and a question list for your billing office. Many hospitals and providers have financial assistance programs, charity care, or cash-pay discounts that aren't mentioned on the bill — the call prep sheet includes questions to ask about these programs.
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