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Emergency visit, analyzed
5 charges read in 41 seconds
Worth questioning on this bill
$0
Emergency visit billed a level higher than the records support.
$612A single lab panel was split into separately priced tests.
$177The same blood draw was charged twice on one visit.
$58Every flag shows the evidence behind it, not a black-box guess.
Every charge explained, every flag backed by evidence, and your documents handled like they matter. Because they do.
Hospital visit, ER
Jan 15, 2026 · Austin Regional Medical
Emergency Room Visit
CPT 99284·Visit, level 4
In plain English
You were charged for a CT scan with contrast dye, but the records show a standard scan without contrast. The two are billed at different rates.
IV Fluids
CPT 96360·Hydration, 1 hr
In plain English
This blood draw is charged twice for the same visit. Only one draw was performed, so the second is a duplicate.
At stake on this bill
$0

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It pulls the billing codes, payer rules, and NCCI edits that apply to your flagged charges.
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To: Austin Regional Medical, Billing
Evidence gathered
To the billing department,
I am writing to dispute three charges on this account. Code CPT 36415 (venipuncture) appears twice on the same date of service, which reads as a duplicate charge. Code CPT 80053 was billed as separate labs rather than the bundled panel, contrary to NCCI edits.
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Patient, Florida
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