Healthcare costs shouldn't
be a mystery.

Medical billing in the United States operates on an information imbalance. Hospitals negotiate complex, often confidential rates with insurers. Billing departments use procedure codes most patients have never heard of. And when a bill finally arrives, it's presented as a final number — take it or leave it — with little context for whether the amount charged bears any resemblance to a fair, standard rate.

Meanwhile, the federal government already publishes an enormous amount of pricing transparency data through the CMS Physician Fee Schedule — the same benchmark Medicare itself uses to reimburse providers across the country. That data is public. It's free. And almost nobody outside the healthcare billing industry knows it exists, let alone how to use it.

We built MedFair to close that gap. Our tool takes the procedure code and charge from your bill, checks it against that same public CMS reference pricing, and shows you — in plain English — whether what you were charged lines up with a reasonable benchmark. If it doesn't, we help you generate a formal letter that cites that same data to request a review.

We're not a law firm, and we don't promise outcomes. What we offer is information that used to be hard to find, presented in a way that's easy to act on — so that disputing an inflated bill doesn't require a billing expert on your side. It just requires the same numbers the hospital already has.