PatientStand example case
One visit. Five bills. One case.
One hospital visit. Then the bills start arriving. Five separate companies, from the same visit.
Illustrative example, built on sample bills.
The bills
Five companies. Five account numbers. Five balances. One visit.
What didn’t add up
Each bill makes sense only as one piece of the visit. Together: $10,762.59 charged, $1,775.08 left to you.
Before paying five separate amounts, we’d want to see the whole visit at once.
What Patient Stand checked
We put the whole visit together and checked it as one episode.
- Is each service billed once across the five?
- Was insurance applied to every bill?
- Do the physician bills match the hospital’s record?
- Does what each bill says you owe match what your insurance says?
What we prepared
Five bills went in. One clear case came back. Three reconciled. Two flagged.
| Provider | Charged | Insurance | You owe | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cedar Hollow (hospital) | $6,908.63 | $5,872.34 | $1,036.29 | Checked |
| Alderton Emergency Physicians | $548.08 | $438.46 | $109.62 | Check EOB |
| Summit Radiology | $194.12 | $155.29 | $38.83 | Checked |
| Cornerstone Pathology | $431.76 | $323.82 | $107.94 | Checked |
| Regional Anesthesia | $2,680.00 | $2,197.60 | $482.40 | Review network |
| Your visit | $10,762.59 | $8,987.51 | $1,775.08 |
The emergency physician bill to check against the EOB. The anesthesia bill to confirm its network status.
What you don’t have to do
Match five bills, trace insurance across them, or keep five problems alive in your head.
We hold the whole visit as one case.
What happens next
You review the case and the two flagged bills. We prepare what needs sending and tell you where it goes. You send it. When a reply comes, we read it with you, through 30 days of included support.
Why this matters
One hospital visit shouldn’t become five billing puzzles. Instead of five bills to figure out, you have one case and a clear next step.
Have bills from one visit stacking up?
Give us the documents. We’ll work out how they fit, what needs attention and what needs to happen next. Then we’ll prepare what you need to act on it.