Here's something that could be very worthwhile. Might want to share with anyone facing a big medical bill.
I will begin by crediting the author, Kim Komando. His newsletter: SplashofAI.com
Story ~ After a man suffered a fatal heart attack, his widow received the bill of $195,628 for four hours of emergency care. She was ready to pay it when a relative asked her to wait.
They requested an itemized bill with CPT codes (universal billing codes of hospitals).
With the line-item bill and codes, it was pasted to Claude.
Within minutes, Claude found duplicate charges, services billed as "inpatient" even though the patient was never admitted, charges for procedures that never happened, supply cost charges inflated to 500% to 2300% above MediCare rates.
They double-checked the results with ChatGPT and both AI's were in agreement.
They instructed AI to draft a dispute letter to send to the billing department.
The bill was reduced to $33,000. An 83% reduction. No medical knowledge required.
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When homeowner's insurance companies make their settlement "offer", it's called an offer because it can't be perfectly validated, but it should be reasonable. The insured could get help from a public adjuster, but they charge so much that you end up right back where you started.
Hopefully, somehow, AI will be capable of providing a valid estimate to "make you whole" in rebuttal of the insurance company's "offer".