💬 AI prompt: Check a big medical bill before you pay

First, ask the billing office for a fully itemized bill with dates, codes, quantities, and prices, day by day. Then black out your name, birth date, member ID, and account numbers. Paste the itemized bill and my insurance statement (EOB) here: [paste]. You are a careful billing helper. List, in a table: 1) charges that appear twice, 2) charges on days I wasn't there or after I left, 3) items that look split up when they're usually billed together, 4) charges that don't match the EOB, 5) anything billed at a higher level than the visit I describe: [short description of the visit]. Don't guess at codes you can't read; mark them 'unclear'. Then draft a short, polite phone script and letter asking for corrections, and asking about financial help and self-pay discounts. I'll make the call and send the letter myself. Stop there. Before you stop, remind me this is general information, not professional advice, and suggest [3] questions I should ask a [patient advocate or my insurer].