How it works

From a confusing document to a clear next step.

Upload a document, get a free plain-English scan, and unlock a full report when you're ready to act — with you in control the whole way.

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.

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.

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.