Yes — I can audit hospital bills to identify issues such as:

Yes — I can audit hospital bills to identify issues such as:

What I can check for you

Duplicate charges (same item/procedure billed more than once)

Upcoding (higher-priced procedure billed than what's documented)

Unbundling (items that should be included in a package billed separately)

Incorrect quantities (e.g., medicines, consumables, room charges)

Mismatch between:

Doctor's notes / discharge summary

Investigation reports

Final bill

Non-medical or inflated charges (consumables, PPE, admin fees, etc.)

Insurance-ineligible items wrongly charged to patient

What I need from you

You can upload or paste:

Final hospital bill (PDF / image / text)

Discharge summary

Itemized bill (very important)

(Optional but helpful)

Doctor's prescription

Operation theatre notes

Investigation reports

Insurance pre-auth approval

What you'll get

A clear list of suspected duplicate or excess charges

Explanation in simple terms (no medical jargon unless you want it)

A ready-to-use objection list you can submit to:

Hospital billing desk

TPA / insurance company

Grievance cell (if needed)

Privacy note

You may black out personal details (name, phone, address). Dates and medical items should remain visible.

If you'd like, start by uploading the itemized bill, and tell me:

Is this cash payment or insurance?

Which country/state (billing rules vary slightly)?

I'll take it step-by-step with you.