Understand the bill.Know what to ask next.
Review hospital bills and insurance policies with reference-backed findings and plain-language explanations.
MedBud helps you ask better questions. It does not diagnose, judge clinical care, or decide that a hospital has acted unlawfully.

A reference price is evidence to discuss, not a guarantee that money is recoverable.
Start with a question
The right review depends on what you need to know.



How a finding is made
Nothing is flagged without its source.
“Could you explain how the ₹480 charge for Ceftriaxone 1 g was calculated, given the NPPA reference of ₹63.88 per vial?”
- i.Read
Every line is extracted with its page and position, so you can find it on the original.

- ii.Compare
Charges are set against published references, such as NPPA ceiling prices, and against your policy's own wording.

- iii.Ask
Each finding becomes a neutral question you can take to the billing desk or your insurer.

Bring the bill. Leave with clear questions.
Create a private workspace for your hospital bills and insurance questions.

