A medical provider has to give you a good faith estimate of your costs before you receive services, and you can dispute a bill if it is significantly higher than that estimate. I recently had a case where a dentist told my client the bill would be $8,000, but they were actually charged $22,000. By referencing the original good faith estimate, I was able to reduce the bill back down to $8,000. If you have a problem, please call me. I’m here to help you. Thank you.