Reviewing a medical bill by hand means knowing thousands of codes, their benchmarks, and the billing rules behind bundling and acuity. AI review does that comparison in seconds, here's how.
I built Solomon because I'd already done this by hand, first on my mother's $500,000 bill after my father died, then for an elderly neighbor who'd done everything right and still couldn't read the charges she was handed.
My background isn't medical. It's procurement and legal operations: two decades spent catching overbilling in Fortune 500 invoices. A hospital bill is the same kind of document, and the same review discipline applies.
A breakdown sorting charges into correct, possibly overpriced, and likely errors, an estimated savings figure, and a complete dispute letter citing the specific codes and benchmarks, ready to send.
An AI review gives you the analysis and the letter; you still send it and follow up. It's a tool to find the leverage and draft the argument, not a guarantee of any specific outcome.
Solomon was built by a legal-operations professional who spent a career catching overbilling in professional-services invoices, and recognized a hospital bill as the same kind of document. Each analysis is $29.99, and your bill is processed securely and never retained.
Solomon scans every charge against current benchmarks, flags the errors and overcharges, and writes the dispute letter they will answer.
Analyze My Bill →Solomon charges $29.99 per analysis, which includes the full breakdown and a ready-to-send dispute letter.
Your bill is processed securely and the document is never retained.
No tool can guarantee an outcome. What it does is find the errors and overcharges and draft a specific, code-cited dispute letter, the things that make a reduction far more likely.
Reviewed and updated 2026-05-31 by Nisha A. Kuttothara, J.D.
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