The company aims to help patients reduce their medical payments by finding inaccuracies in hospital or physician coding or billing. MedBill-IQ representatives identify expenses patients can appeal or negotiate with hospital employees.
The app is free. Users are charge 30 percent on the amount of money saved through MedBill-IQ’s services.
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