Medicare-covered help with your medical bills
We review bills, appeal denied claims, and handle the back-and-forth with insurers and providers. It's part of our patient advocacy program for seniors on Original Medicare.
We'll talk through your situation and confirm if we can help. No obligation.
How We Help with Medical Bills & Appeals
Expert advocacy for every type of medical billing challenge—covered by Medicare for eligible beneficiaries.
Medical Bill Review & Negotiation
We review your bills line by line for errors and overcharges. When we find issues, we negotiate with providers to reduce what you owe.
- Line-by-line bill analysis
- Error and overcharge identification
- Provider negotiation on your behalf
- Balance billing protection
Insurance Denial Appeals
When Medicare or your insurance denies a claim, we handle the appeals process. We review the denial, gather the right documentation, and represent you at every level until the decision is resolved.
- Denial letter review and analysis
- Appeals documentation preparation
- Multi-level appeals representation
- Expedited appeals for urgent cases
Prior Authorization Support
Need a treatment approved before you can receive it? We work through the prior authorization process to get necessary care approved.
- Prior auth application assistance
- Medical necessity documentation
- Provider coordination
- Denial prevention strategies
Medical Bill Help for Seniors on Medicare
If you're on Original Medicare and facing medical bill challenges, we can help.
This Service Is For You If:
- You have Original Medicare (Parts A & B)
- You received a surprise medical bill
- Medicare denied a claim you believe should be covered
- You need a treatment pre-authorized
- You're confused about what Medicare covers
- You're paying more than you think you should
Common Issues We Resolve:
- Hospital bills with errors or overcharges
- Denied claims for medically necessary treatments
- Balance billing from providers
- Part D prescription coverage denials
- Durable medical equipment claim issues
- Skilled nursing facility billing disputes
Simple Process, Powerful Results
Getting help is easy—we handle the hard work for you.
Initial Visit
You'll have a brief visit with our supervising physician to enroll in the program and review your situation. This is how Medicare-covered patient advocacy services start.
Document Review
Send us your bills, EOBs, or denial letters—we analyze everything and identify your options.
We Advocate for You
We handle all communications with providers, insurers, and billing departments on your behalf.
Get Results
Receive lower bills, approved claims, or resolved disputes—with ongoing support as needed.
How Is This Covered by Medicare?
Medical bill help is one piece of our broader Medicare-covered patient advocacy program for seniors on Original Medicare. Once you're enrolled through an initial visit with our provider, we can help with bills, appeals, prior authorizations, and ongoing care coordination as your needs come up. Services are delivered under physician supervision and billed under Medicare's care management codes.
Most seniors with Medigap or other secondary insurance have no out-of-pocket cost for this service. For those without secondary coverage, standard Part B cost-sharing applies (typically 20% of the Medicare-allowed amount). We'll verify your specific coverage during your initial visit. Eligibility requirements apply.
"We help you become a more informed healthcare consumer so you can advocate for yourself—and we're here whenever you need backup."
— The SageAlly Team
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this service covered by Medicare?
Yes. Medical bill help and appeals are part of our patient advocacy program for seniors on Original Medicare, billed under Medicare's care management codes. Standard Part B cost-sharing applies unless covered by Medigap or secondary insurance.
What types of bills can you help with?
We can help with hospital bills, doctor bills, lab and imaging charges, ambulance bills, durable medical equipment costs, skilled nursing facility charges, and more.
How long does the appeals process take?
Standard appeals can take 30-60 days per level. Expedited appeals for urgent situations can be resolved in 72 hours. We keep you informed throughout the process.
What if I have a Medicare Advantage plan?
Our Medicare-covered services are specifically for beneficiaries on Original Medicare (Parts A & B). If you have Medicare Advantage, please contact us to discuss your options.
How do I get started?
Reach out and we'll talk through your situation. If you're on Original Medicare in NY or NJ, we'll schedule a brief visit with our provider to enroll you in the program. From there, we handle the rest.
Dealing with a bill you shouldn't have to pay?
Let us take a look. We'll tell you what we can do and how the program works—no pressure, no commitment.
We'll talk through your situation and confirm if we can help. No obligation.