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BillCheck Analysis3 errors found

Summit Valley Medical Center

ER Visit · Feb 3 · After insurance: $5,400

Issues found
CPT 99285 billed twice
−$2,100
ICU charge: never admitted
−$8,400
!X-ray above Medicare rate
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CPT 36415: correctly coded
Potential savingsup to $10,500
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A real ER bill. Three errors. Up to $10,500 in savings.

Three issues flagged on a real bill. Up to $10,500 in potential savings identified. A dispute letter ready to send.

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This is your bill from an ER visit on February 3rd at Summit Valley Medical Center. After insurance you owe $5,400. We found multiple errors that could significantly reduce this amount.
VERDICT: Issues found — action recommended
What we found
Duplicate ER visit charge: CPT 99285 billed twice at $2,100 each. Potential savings of $2,100.
ICU room charge: Billed at $8,400 but patient was in ER observation only. Never admitted to ICU.
Out of network physician: Under the No Surprises Act you should only pay in-network rates.
High X-ray charge: Chest X-ray billed at $890. Medicare rate is $60–$100. This charge may be negotiable.
Blood draw CPT 36415 is appropriately coded.
Questions to ask your biller
QCPT 99285 appears twice on the same date. Can you explain why and remove the duplicate?
QI was never admitted to the ICU. Can you remove the ICU room charge and recode this correctly?

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How do I know your analysis is accurate?

Every charge is cross-referenced against the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule and hospital rate databases. We match CPT codes against standard definitions to catch upcoding and duplicates, then apply the No Surprises Act, EMTALA, ACA, and applicable state balance billing laws. Any charge that exceeds Medicare benchmarks or violates a patient protection law is flagged with the specific regulation cited.

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Will disputing a charge cause problems with the hospital or hurt my credit?

Disputing a billing error is your legal right. Hospitals are required to review documented disputes, and citing a specific law or billing code puts your objection formally on the record. A dispute is not the same as a delinquent bill — hospitals cannot send a legitimately disputed charge to collections while it's under active review. For large or complex disputes, a certified patient advocate can help you navigate the process.

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