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Got a hospital or ER bill that doesn’t seem right? You’re not alone, and you don’t have to handle it on your own. At ER Watchdog, we keep the process simple: share a few details about your visit, and our team will get to work. The questions you answer help us identify billing errors and other discrepancies so we can help you take meaningful next steps.

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Did you have to return to ER within 72 hours for a second visit and get hospitalized?

Did you make a complaint that was ignored by the hospital and/or provider?

Did you have a poor outcome after your ER visit?

Do you feel that the wrong diagnosis or treatment recommendations were made? (This is often apparent on a follow-up visit with your physician or a specialist)

Did you feel there was an inappropriate scope of testing and evaluation for your problem? (Either too little or too much)

Were you ‘greeted’ in the waiting room by a medical provider (often referred to as an ‘RME’ or Rapid Medical Examination) without checking your vital signs or providing any care?

Were there delays in getting actual care?

Did the staff have a poor attitude in caring for you?

Were you ‘billed’ by a physician after only being evaluated by a resident (physician in training) or by a nurse practitioner or physician’s assistant?

Did you review your ER record and discover that the documentation was incorrect?

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RETURN VISITS WITHIN 72 HOURS
COMPLAINTS IGNORED
POOR VISIT OUTCOME
WRONG TREATMENT OR DIAGNOSIS
INCORRECT ER DOCUMENTATION

INAPPROPRIATE SCOPE OF TESTING
“GREET TIME” RACKET
DELAY IN CARE
BILLING FOR INCORRECT STAFF
POOR STAFF ATTITUDES

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