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The first
fiduciary
for your healthcare
finances.

Up to 80% of medical bills contain errors. Insurers have armies of adjusters, coders, and analysts. Hospitals have revenue cycle teams optimized to collect every dollar.

Patients have nothing.

Until now.

Medical bill under magnifying glass on dark desk
Hands holding EOB document in confusion
80%
of medical bills contain errors
$3,000
average annual out-of-pocket cost per American
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tools built for the patient — until now
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You get a bill.
You can't read it.

It arrives weeks after your visit. The codes mean nothing. The amounts don't match what you expected. You don't know if it's right. You don't know if you've been overcharged. And you're afraid not to pay it.

This is not an accident. The system is designed this way.

02

We built the thing
that should have
always existed.

Iducia audits your medical bills, decodes your Explanation of Benefits, and identifies errors and overcharges automatically.

Upload your bill. Within minutes you get a plain-language breakdown of every charge, a clear assessment of whether the price is fair, and support to dispute or negotiate anything that isn't.

03

More than a bill review tool. More than a negotiation service. More than an AI that reads your EOB.

Iducia is a fiduciary for your healthcare finances. The kind of advocate that has always existed for your investments, your legal affairs, your estate — but has never once shown up when a hospital sends you a bill you don't understand, can't verify, and are afraid not to pay.

Empty hospital corridor at night
Two hands shaking, one with patient wristband

Fiduciary (n.): One legally and ethically bound to act in another's best interest.

We studied the language of medical billing — the scrubbing, the adjudication, the EOBs stuffed in drawers because nobody knows what they mean. Buried in that vocabulary was this word. We pulled our name from the center of it. We built our company around the whole of it.

Bill held up to golden light, moment of clarity
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