From confusion to evidence

Before you pay a confusing medical bill, understand exactly what it says.

Upload a medical bill, EOB, insurance denial, pharmacy denial, or collection notice. Mareva organizes the facts, highlights issues worth reviewing, and explains your next steps — questions, letter, and phone script — in the language you understand best.

  • Available in 10 languages
  • Free basic scan
  • No card required
  • You approve every action
reconciliation · bill ↔ eobdemo — no real data
Provider bill
ER facility3,180.00
CT scan1,140.00
CT scan1,140.00
Pharmacy262.00
Patient balance2,860.00
Insurer EOB
Billed5,722.00
Allowed3,410.00
Plan paid1,470.00
Patient resp.1,940.00
Appeal window60 days
Not yet reconciled$920.00

You're not alone

If a healthcare document has you stuck, start here.

These are the moments Mareva was built for — the paperwork that arrives without warning and doesn't explain itself.

A woman at her kitchen table looking over a confusing medical bill

A bill that doesn't add up

Charges you don't recognize, and a balance that doesn't match what you expected.

A couple at home reading a denial-of-coverage letter together

A denial you didn't expect

Coverage refused — with an appeal deadline buried somewhere in the letter.

An older man outside his home reading a collection notice by the mailbox

A notice at the door

A collection letter for care you thought had already been handled.

Supported documents

Five documents. One clear place to make sense of them.

Mareva shows what it organized from each — and what it couldn't.

Medical bill

  • Charges & adjustments
  • Patient balance
  • Duplicate-looking lines
  • Missing itemization

EOB

  • Allowed amount
  • Plan payment
  • Patient responsibility
  • Reason codes

Insurance denial

  • Denial reason
  • Appeal deadline
  • Requested documents
  • Questions to ask

Pharmacy denial

  • Denial reason
  • Coverage notes
  • Formulary options
  • Next-step routes

Collection notice

  • Amount claimed
  • Validation window
  • Right to request info
  • Deadlines to verify

Available in 10 languages

Healthcare paperwork should not require perfect English.

Mareva turns complicated billing and insurance language into a clear explanation in the language you understand best — while the original document and every figure stay exactly as written.

Original — stays in English

Denial notice — from your insurer

DecisionDenied
ReasonNot med. necessary
Appeal window60 days
Patient resp.$1,940.00

The original notice — and every amount, date, and code — stays exactly as written. Only the explanation changes language.

Explanation language
Plain-language explanation
  • Denial reason: “not medically necessary.”
  • Deadline: you have 60 days to appeal (from the notice).
  • Patient responsibility: $1,940.00

Your report and phone script appear in English. Formal letters for U.S. billing offices stay in English — with a translated explanation of every section, so you know exactly what it says.

Mareva supports 10 languages:
English · Español · 中文 · Tiếng Việt · Tagalog · 한국어 · हिन्दी · नेपाली · العربية · Français

The method

From a confusing document to a controlled next step.

01

Confusing document

Dense charges, codes, adjustments, and denial language you didn't write and can't easily parse.

02

Organized facts

Provider, date of service, billed amount, insurer payment, patient responsibility, and deadlines — pulled out and labeled.

03

Issues worth reviewing

Possible duplicates, mismatches, missing itemization, or ambiguous denials — each tied to the source and a confidence level.

04

Controlled action

A short plan: the question to ask, the document to request, the letter to send, the response to record.

How we stay honest

We never blur three very different things.

A fact, a possible issue, and a suggested step stay separate — so you always know what's certain and what isn't.

Document fact

Something the document states

“The notice states the appeal is due within 60 days.”

Possible issue

Something worth reviewing

“The patient balance does not appear to match the EOB.”

Suggested next step

Something you may consider

“Ask for an itemized bill and compare it with the EOB.”

Review priority

Not a mysterious score. A plain-language priority.

It reflects deadlines, amount size, discrepancies, and missing information. High priority does not mean the bill is wrong — it means it deserves a closer look.

HIGH

Worth a close look soon. May involve a deadline, a large amount, missing information, or a significant discrepancy.

MODERATE

Worth reviewing. Some details may be inconsistent, but nothing appears time-critical from the document provided.

LOW

Looks straightforward. The document appears internally consistent, with no obvious issues from what was uploaded.

NOT ENOUGH INFO

We can't say yet. The document is incomplete or unreadable — a clearer or fuller version improves reliability.

A woman calmly reviewing an organized folder of documents at her table

The other side of it

From a pile of paper to a plan you understand.

You don't have to become an expert in billing codes. Upload what you have, see it organized, and take the next step with the facts in front of you.

See before you pay

A full sample report — using fictional information.

Not one long AI paragraph. A structured, evidence-linked document you could hand to a billing office.

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Case summary

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Amount reconciliation

04 / 14
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Findings + evidence

06 / 14
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Dates + deadlines

05 / 14
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Draft letter

11 / 14
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Phone script

12 / 14

How it works

Five steps. You stay in control the whole way.

1

Upload

Add a bill, EOB, denial, or collection notice — PDF or photo.

2

Understand

Facts are extracted and organized in plain language.

3

Review

See possible issues, the evidence behind each, and what's uncertain.

4

Prepare

Get questions, a draft letter, and a phone script — all editable.

5

Follow up

Upload the response and compare what changed on the same case.

Your privacy

Your documents are sensitive. We treat them that way.

Plain language about what happens to your document — not buried in a legal page.

Stored privately, tied to your account

Files sit in private storage with per-account access — not on a public URL.

Analyzed, not sold

Contents go to our analysis provider via a business API — never sold or used for ads.

You consent before you upload

We ask for explicit opt-in to process health information — and you can withdraw it.

Delete anytime

Remove a document, a case, or your whole account from your privacy controls.

Mareva is a consumer tool and is generally not a HIPAA covered entity. We describe only architecture we actually use. See our Consumer Health Data Policy.

Pricing

Start free. Pay once, per case, or go unlimited.

No fake urgency. No preselected upgrades.

Free scan

$0

  • Plain-language summary
  • Amounts side by side
  • Possible red flags
  • No card required

Single case

$49 one-time

  • Everything in Free
  • Full detailed report
  • Ready-to-send letter + phone script
  • PDF download

Unlimited Monthly

$39/mo

  • Unlimited cases & full reports*
  • Everything in Single case
  • Cancel anytime
Best value — save 25%

Unlimited Yearly

$349/yr

  • Everything in Monthly
  • One payment for the year

*Unlimited is for personal and household use — see Terms.

What people are saying

Real words from real users

★★★★★

I bought the unlimited case and submitted my hospital bill, it only not explain me the hospital bill in my native language, also showed me the clear path to move forward with exact letter to write and what to ask on phone. lets see how the outcome will be. But so far I liked the service they offered, its very easy to use and they explain it in my own language. Juan Carlos

kishor

★★★★★

Wow, it truly works, I am amazed. Thank you Guys!!

nilufa

A woman calmly reviewing her organized medical paperwork

From panic to plan

Be one of our founding members

Mareva is new — and that's an advantage for you. Early users get direct input into what we build next, and your feedback shapes how millions of confusing medical bills get explained. Run your first document through for free and tell us what you think.

Founding offer: the first 100 people get the full report free (normally $49).

Use code FOUNDER50 after your free scan — 98 of 100 spots left.

  • Free basic scan on every case — no card required
  • A founder who reads every piece of feedback
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Questions

Straight answers.

No. Mareva is a software tool that helps you understand documents and prepare your own communication drafts. It does not provide medical, legal, or financial advice.