A PERSON WE’VE HELPED
Meet Gemma.
A medical bill. A helping hand.
Here’s what we saved Gemma.
$560saved on a medical bill
Insurance provider: Anthem
YOU DON’T HAVE TO FIGURE IT OUT ALONE
Surprised by a medical bill? It may be wrong.
Upload your bill and insurance card. We’ll review the paperwork, contact your provider or insurer, and handle the follow-up for you. No calls or chasing on your end.
No upfront fee You pay only if we save
YOUR MEDICAL BILL• • •
HILLSIDE MEDICAL CENTER
Patient balance$1,240.00
Let’s take a closer look.We’ll help make sense of the next step.
YOU’RE NOT
ON YOUR OWN
ON YOUR OWN
BILLHELP PATIENTS HAVE SAVED
WHY A SURPRISING BILL DESERVES A SECOND LOOK
A surprise bill can signal a mistake.
A wrong code, a missing claim detail, insurance that wasn’t applied, or a payment that never got credited can leave you with a bill you don’t owe. We compare your bill with your insurance paperwork, find what went wrong, and handle the calls and follow-up to get it corrected.
reported savings for BillHelp patients
45%of insured working-age adults got a bill for care they thought should be covered
Fewer than halfchallenged bills they thought were wrong
Nearly 2 in 5who challenged a bill said it was reduced or eliminated
Commonwealth Fund survey of insured working-age adults, published 2024. Read the findings · Common billing errors
SEE WHAT A CORRECTION COULD SAVE
What could you save on your bill?
Enter your medical bill and try an example correction. The number shows what could come off your bill, before any success fee.
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This is an example, not a prediction. Your case review determines whether any amount can be corrected. If we save you money, our success fee is 20% of confirmed savings under your case agreement. No savings, no success fee.
Example amount removed from your bill$240
That’s what a 20% correction would save on a $1,200 bill.
Show us your bill No upfront fee · 20% of savings only if we save you moneyA medical bill shouldn’t take over your week.
Got a bill that looks wrong, a denied claim, or paperwork that makes no sense? We’ll help you figure out what happened and what to do next. For bills under $100, you can get a free plan to handle it yourself.
One step at a time Plain English, always You stay in the loop
REAL PEOPLE. REAL HELP.We helped Gemma and Nicolas.
We helped Gemma and Nicolas.
We can take a look at yours, too.
Two patients we’ve helped with their medical bills.
A PERSON WE’VE HELPED
Meet Nicolas.
A medical bill. A helping hand.
Here’s what we saved Nicolas.
$7,340saved on a medical bill
Insurance provider: Blue Cross Blue Shield
THE PLAN IS SIMPLESend us the bill.
Send us the bill.
We’ll take it from here.
No insurance dictionary required.
Tell us what’s going on.
Upload your bill and insurance card. Sign one case authorization during intake.
We investigate and follow up.
We review the discrepancy and contact the provider or insurer under your case authorization.
You get updates.
We explain what we find and what happens next.
Pay only if we save you money.
Our success fee is 20% of savings, under your case’s agreed terms. Savings are not guaranteed.
THE WAY WE SEE ITYou should focus on getting better.
You should focus on getting better.
Not getting better at medical bills.
Getting bounced between your provider and insurance company is exhausting. We’ll review the paperwork, explain what we find, and handle the calls and follow-up for you.
A few good questions.
Our full-service case minimum is $100. For smaller bills, we give you a free personalized plan and a call script so you can tackle it yourself. No account or card required.
Start with a medical bill you don’t understand, a balance that looks wrong, or a claim denied by insurance. You can upload multiple bills and add explanations of benefits, denial letters, and other supporting evidence as separate files.
You can choose your documents and complete the intake first. At the end, create an account or sign in with email or Google to submit and track your case. Files stay in this page’s memory until submission. Your bill and answers stay with you through sign-in.
Your case is saved with a Received status. We review your bill, insurance paperwork, and the context you share, then handle the calls and follow-up under your case authorization. You can follow progress in your account. A formal appeal is filed only when the case calls for one and its filing requirements are complete.
Yes. Your case-specific authorization lets us contact your provider or insurer and handle routine calls and follow-up. You don’t need to approve each step. If a company requires its own form or verification, we’ll work through that process and tell you if your signature or information is needed. We don’t make treatment decisions or accept settlements or payment commitments without your separate approval.
No upfront fee. Our success fee is 20% of savings under your case’s agreed terms. If there are no savings, you owe no success fee. Review your case agreement for how savings are calculated and when a fee is due. There is no guaranteed outcome.
BillHelp helps investigate medical bills and insurance claim discrepancies. We do not provide clinical advice or act as your attorney. Coverage, appeal rights, deadlines, and available remedies depend on your plan and circumstances.
Upload the documents for your case and sign the case authorization during intake. After that, we handle routine outreach and follow-up for you; you don’t have to manage each step. If a provider or insurer requires another form or verification, we’ll let you know what is needed. Read our Privacy page for how information is handled.
Pay only if we save you money.
Fee and minimum shown as of October 19, 2026. Full-service case minimum: $100.
Our success fee is 20% of savings. If there are no savings, you owe no success fee. Your case agreement defines how savings are calculated and when any fee is due. Review those terms before agreeing to the service. An upload alone does not guarantee savings or establish a final fee.
Understand the bill. Know your options.
Explore our patient guides, learn who is behind BillHelp, or read the results we’ve shared.
Compare your EOB with your bill · Insurance denied your claim? · Have a question?