I run a medical bill advocacy practice for patients. I became an advocate because I'd seen, up close, how easily individuals get overcharged when no one is auditing the bill on their behalf. Hospitals have billing departments, coders, and pricing analysts. Patients have a piece of paper and a phone number. That's not a fair fight. But what I kept noticing in this work was that most people never get to me. They get a bill, the bill is way too high, it feels wrong, but they have no way to verify that feeling, and they pay it. Or they call the hospital, get talked in circles, and pay it. Bill Sherlock is the tool I wish I'd had before I became an advocate myself. Upload an itemized bill, get it cross-referenced against facility prices and Medicare rates, and walk away with the actual scripts to dispute it. It shouldn't take hiring someone like me to even the odds. I'd love your feedback, and I hope it helps a few people pay less than they were told to.

Bill Sherlock

Your medical bill, investigated.

Your medical bill, investigated.