BillFight

Sonny Saggar, MD · Billing advocacy

Your hospital bill is too high. I fight it.

No cut, no fee.

I review potentially incorrect or excessive US hospital and clinic bills. If my work produces a verified, qualifying reduction in what you personally owe, the fee is 25% of that reduction. No upfront fee.

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The first contact asks only for basic information. Do not send a bill or medical details yet.

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Why I do this

I founded and ran Downtown Urgent Care in St. Louis from 2009 to 2018. Bills from my clinic went through an outside billing firm. They did things wrong. I was the man in charge and did not stop them. I paid a heavy price. I know how bills are made, line by line, from the inside.

I have helped people with bills privately and without charge. There are no published BillFight case results yet.

How it works

  1. Tell me the general problem, without sending medical details.
  2. Review and separately accept the service agreement before chargeable work begins.
  3. Use a separately arranged secure process for any bill and required provider authorization.
  4. If a qualifying reduction is verified, review the calculation and receive an invoice.

What may be worth reviewing

Duplicate lines, unexpected quantities, facility fees, arithmetic differences, and balances after insurance can be reasons to ask questions. A flag is a lead for review, not proof of an error.

Public results

0

Approved completed cases. No public savings are claimed.

What 25% means

Illustration only: an eligible $10,000 balance becomes $6,000 because of BillFight's work. The qualifying reduction is $4,000 and the fee is $1,000. You keep $3,000 of that reduction. Insurance payments, earlier discounts, and unrelated adjustments do not count. The exact calculation is shown before any invoice.

Reductions are not guaranteed. The agreement is pending legal review; chargeable cases are not yet enabled.

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