Medicare Advantage billing errors are common — and they cost you
You get your Explanation of Benefits. You see charges you don't recognize. You're not sure if they're correct — and you don't know how to check. This guide helps you compare bills with services and dispute errors.
Billing errors are common
Studies show Medicare Advantage plans frequently have billing errors — duplicate charges, wrong codes, and services you didn't receive.
You're overpaying
Even small errors add up — and many people don't notice them. You deserve to know what you're actually paying for.
You have rights
Medicare Advantage plans must follow strict rules. You have the right to an itemized bill and to dispute charges.
You can dispute it
You don't need a lawyer — you can dispute charges yourself with a well-written letter. We'll help you write one.
What you get
Everything you need to check and dispute Medicare Advantage charges.
Billing comparison report
Services you received vs. what you were billed for — clear and easy to understand.
Dispute letter template
Ready‑to‑send letter to your plan — with legal references and placeholders.
Your rights overview
What Medicare Advantage plans must cover — and your right to dispute.
Appeals guide
How to escalate if they refuse — independent review and the Medicare Ombudsman.
How it works
From uncertain bills to disputed charges in 2 minutes.
1
Answer 5 quick questions
Plan type, services, billing issues, months, and special concerns.
~2 minutes
2
AI builds your custom report
You get a complete HTML document with comparison, dispute letter, and appeals guide.
~30 seconds
3
Save money
Send the dispute letter — and get your money back.
You decide
1
complete billing check
7+
services covered
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plan types
30
days to dispute
Questions
Everything you need to know.
What is an Explanation of Benefits (EOB)?
An EOB is a statement from your Medicare Advantage plan showing what services were billed, what was covered, and what you owe. It's not a bill — but it's where billing errors often appear. We'll help you read yours.
What if I don't have my EOBs?
You can request them from your plan. The guide includes a template for requesting your EOBs and itemized bills.
How long do I have to dispute a charge?
You usually have 60–120 days from the date of the EOB to file a dispute. We'll help you act quickly.
What if the plan refuses to correct the billing?
If they refuse, you can appeal — first internally, then with an independent reviewer. The guide includes step‑by‑step instructions.
Can I get help from the Medicare Ombudsman?
Yes — the Medicare Ombudsman can help with billing disputes. The guide includes how to contact them and what to expect.
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