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A marketing consultant in New York used Claude to scrutinise a sister-in-law's hospital bill of 195,628 dollars. Claude built a spreadsheet comparing the billed codes with Medicare rates and estimated a fair price near 28,675 dollars. After a six-page letter the settlement landed at roughly 32,500 dollars, about 163,000 below the bill. It is a self-reported account, and Claude's first draft showed zeros for bundled codes, so everything had to be checked.

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What was done

A marketing consultant in New York used Claude to scrutinise a sister-in-law's hospital bill of 195,628 dollars. Claude built a spreadsheet comparing the billed codes with Medicare rates and estimated a fair price near 28,675 dollars. After a six-page letter the settlement landed at roughly 32,500 dollars, about 163,000 below the bill. It is a self-reported account, and Claude's first draft showed zeros for bundled codes, so everything had to be checked.

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  2. Read the answer through. Do not send, delete or publish anything until you have seen it yourself.
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Go through this hospital bill line by line and compare each code with public reference prices. Mark codes that are bundled, billed twice or look wrong, and estimate a fair price. Ask me about insurance, location and year first. Show me the spreadsheet and the draft letter before anything is sent. You are done when I have a table with billed and estimated price per code and I have checked the codes against the bill myself.
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