MedBillAnalyzer

Compare a medical bill against the Explanation of Benefits the patient’s insurer issued for the same care, and report where the two disagree. Use when someone shares a medical bill, hospital statement, doctor bill, lab bill or EOB and asks whether it is correct, what they actually owe, or how to dispute it. The bill is required; the EOB is strongly recommended and is what makes most of the checks

Retrieve a case by id. Returns the same free summary, plus every finding in detail once the case has been unlocked.

Pay to unlock the full findings, the dispute letter and the phone script. With a `shared_payment_token` (a Stripe Shared Payment Token granted to the `stripe_profile` in the case summary's `purchase`), it charges $10.00 for this bill and unlocks the case in the same call. Without one, it returns a checkout URL and charges nothing itself. A case with no findings is refused: there is nothing to buy,

Get the dispute letter and the phone script for an unlocked case. The letter is a template the patient sends in their own name.

Delete everything held about a case, immediately and permanently. The record is removed, not flagged, and it cannot be recovered afterwards — not by us either. This is the promise the privacy policy makes, and it needs no account. It does need the delete token issued when the case was created: reading a case and destroying it are deliberately different capabilities.

Record what happened after the patient sent the dispute letter: corrected, reduced, refused, ignored, still waiting, or not sent. Free. Every answer counts equally, and it is kept only as an aggregate count — nothing about it is stored against the case. This product can tell that two documents disagreed; only these reports show whether saying so to a billing office changes anything.

Everything stored about a case, as JSON, in one response. This is the portable copy the privacy policy offers. It is deliberately the whole record rather than a summary, so that what is returned here can be compared against what the policy says is kept.