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5 Issues Found

Mercy General Hospital · 02/14/2026

$2,340

Potential overcharges

Duplicate blood draw charge (CPT 36415) $185

OR time billed 2× procedure average $1,200

Tylenol marked up 4,200% $43

Lab panel unbundled into 8 tests $412

E&M level 5 for routine follow-up $500

How It Works

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Step 1

Scan

Paper bill or screenshot. One page or ten.

Step 2

Detect

Every line item cross-referenced against billing codes. Results in plain English.

Step 3

Dispute

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What We Find

Six things worth checking on any hospital bill.

Most people pay these without knowing. Here's what to look for.

Duplicate Charges

Same service billed twice on the same date. One of the most common errors in emergency department bills.

Unbundling

Lab panels split into individual tests, inflating the total. A $35 panel shouldn't cost $285 as 8 separate line items.

Upcoding

A routine visit billed as a complex evaluation. The code says one thing — what happened says another.

Medication Markups

$40 for a single Tylenol. Charges that should be part of your hospital fee, listed separately.

OR Time Padding

Anesthesia billed for 3 hours when the procedure takes 90 minutes. That's not a rounding error.

NSA Violations

Out-of-network emergency charges that violate federal law. You have protections — we help you use them.

Why We're Different

I was in the OR for years before I ever looked at a bill.

Four years of medical school. Four years of residency. A cardiac anesthesia fellowship. I've been in the operating room for thousands of cases — watching the clock, watching the monitors, knowing exactly how long procedures actually take.

Then I saw what patients were being charged. That's why this exists.

I'm in the room when a surgery takes ninety minutes. I know that. The patient doesn't. So when that same surgery shows up on a bill as three hours, only one of us can tell.

Billscope Founder

Cardiac Anesthesiologist

Your bill, decoded.

Your hospital bill

99285 ED VISIT LEVEL 5 $4,280

36415 VENIPUNCTURE ROUTINE $185

85025 CBC W/AUTO DIFF $95

80053 COMP METABOLIC PANEL $210

J0610 CALCIUM GLUCONATE INJ $86

96374 THER/PROPH IV PUSH $320

TOTAL DUE $14,231

7 more line items below ↓

30 sec

Billscope analysis

$2,728

in potential overcharges

Duplicate blood draw

CPT 36415 billed twice, same date

$185

ED visit likely upcoded

Level 5 charge for a non-critical presentation

$2,140

IV push may be included in ED fee

96374 often bundled with facility charge

$320

Calcium gluconate markup

$86 vs ~$3 wholesale — 2,700% markup

$83

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The numbers are real.

$195K → $33K

A family analyzed a six-figure hospital bill, found duplicates and inflated charges, and negotiated it down by over 80%.

TechSpot, October 2025

$5.7M

Total savings by Sheer Health members — at $40/month for human-assisted bill review.

Sheer Health member data, 2025

7–48%

Billing error rates found in HHS Inspector General audits of Medicare claims.

HHS OIG Audit Reports

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Good questions.

Billscope cross-references Medicare rates, NCCI bundling rules, and known billing error patterns. It's built with clinical input from a practicing cardiac anesthesiologist who has spent thousands of hours in the operating room and knows how long procedures actually take. Every finding is flagged as a potential issue — actual charges depend on your insurance contract. For complex cases, we recommend a professional billing advocate.

All bill images and results are stored only on your device. During analysis, images are sent encrypted to our AI provider, which doesn't train on your data and auto-deletes it within 30 days. No accounts, no cloud storage, no way for us to access your data. Uninstall and everything is gone.

Hospital bills, ER bills, surgical bills, imaging, labs, office visits, anesthesia bills, and EOBs. If it has CPT codes and line items, Billscope can analyze it. For best results, scan an itemized statement — you have a legal right to request one from any provider.

Scanning and analysis are completely free with no limits. The free tier includes full error detection, plain-English findings, and CPT code lookup. Pro ($7.99/mo) adds dispute letter generation, bill history, savings tracking, and report exports. The Per-Bill option ($3.99) gets you a single dispute letter with no subscription.

Based on findings, Billscope generates a professional dispute letter citing specific line items, CPT codes, billing rules, and relevant regulations including the No Surprises Act. You review and edit before exporting as a PDF to email, print, or share. The tone is firm but professional — designed to get results.

No. Billscope provides educational analysis. Findings represent potential issues, not confirmed errors. The dispute letter is a template, not legal counsel. For complex disputes or legal matters, consult a medical billing advocate or attorney.

Your medical billprobably has errors.