Medical bill review, in plain language
Is something wrong with your medical bill?
RomiCare reviews your bill and insurance paperwork against a standard checklist of billing errors, insurance issues, and savings opportunities — then tells you plainly what to do next. One flat price, no negotiation promises, no surprises.
Independent review service. Not a law firm, hospital, insurer, or collections agency.
How it works
Submit your bill
Upload your bill, EOB, or any related documents. Takes about five minutes.
We review it
Our team, assisted by AI, checks your documents against a standard list of common billing and insurance issues.
You get a plain-language report
What looks wrong, why we think so, how much it might matter, and what to do next.
What we check
Every RomiCare review is checked against the same standardized list of issues — nothing ad hoc.
Duplicate charges
The same service, supply, or fee billed more than once.
Billing inconsistencies
Charges that don't line up internally across the bill's own line items.
Missing itemization
A bill that lumps charges together without the detail needed to verify them.
Charges inconsistent with the EOB
What the provider billed doesn't match what the insurer's EOB says was processed.
Insurance-processing issues
Signs the claim was processed incorrectly by the insurer (wrong plan, wrong benefit).
Network-status issues
Uncertainty or error about whether a provider was in-network for this visit.
Denials
A claim or line item denied, with a stated or unstated reason.
Patient-responsibility discrepancies
The amount billed to the patient doesn't match deductible/coinsurance/copay math.
Coding questions requiring confirmation
A procedure or diagnosis code that looks questionable but needs provider confirmation.
Potential surprise-billing protections
Facts suggesting No Surprises Act or state balance-billing protections may apply.
Financial-assistance opportunities
Signs the patient may qualify for hospital charity care or an income-based discount.
Negotiation opportunities
Room to negotiate based on self-pay rates, fair-market comparisons, or lump-sum settlement.
Provider billing errors
A mistake that appears to originate with the billing provider or facility.
Administrative errors
Clerical issues: wrong patient info, wrong dates, misapplied payments.
Missing information or documentation
We can't evaluate this yet because a document or fact is missing.
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