TruePrice helps patients navigate around high insurance costs.
Use our transparency tool to make informed decisions prior to treatment. TruePrice removes control from the insurance company and places it in the hands of the patient through information.
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Opening clipAsk me anything about the cost of care.
I know procedure prices, drug costs, surgery center rates, and international options. Tell me what you're facing and I'll find the most affordable path — in plain English, with real numbers.
The pricing engine.
Search any procedure and market to see the real pricing spread instantly.
Facilities found — cheapest first
The old way vs. the new way.
Hover each step to see what's really happening.
RX savings clearinghouse.
Search any medication to compare every discount program — sorted cheapest first.
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Common questions
Everything you need to know about how TruePrice works.
Hospitals set their own prices and insurance companies negotiate different rates with each one. There's no regulation on what they can charge. A knee MRI that costs $400 at one facility can run $3,200 at another across town — same machine, same 20 minutes. TruePrice exposes that gap so you can choose.
Cash price is what you pay a facility directly — no insurance, no billing department, no middlemen. Surgery centers and direct-pay clinics often charge 60–80% less than hospital network rates because they skip the overhead. If your deductible isn't met, paying cash is frequently the better deal.
It's the ratio of the highest price to the lowest. A spread of 8× means the most expensive option costs 8 times more than the cheapest option for the exact same procedure. The higher the spread, the more money you leave on the table by not shopping around.
Three sources: hospital machine-readable files (federal law requires hospitals to publish their negotiated rates), CMS Medicare reference data, and cash prices submitted directly by transparent-pricing facilities. Prices change — I show you the latest available data and flag anything that looks stale or suspicious.
Yes — and it works. Bring the cash price or a competitor's network rate to the billing department before your procedure. Hospitals negotiate constantly. Knowing what the same procedure costs at a nearby surgery center is your best leverage. Many people get 20–40% off just by asking.
In several states, yes — and the rules are expanding. I'm building a cash claim submission tool that generates the right letter and tracks your submission so the credit actually shows up. Join the waitlist to get early access when it launches.
The procedure pricing engine, drug lookup, and provider search are free. Advanced features for employers and brokers — claims analytics, plan optimization, and predictive risk reporting — are available through the employer portal. Join the waitlist to get early access.
Send them to the employer portal. I can analyze your company's claims data and show exactly how much the plan is overpaying — usually 20–35% — and which specific changes would save the most. Most CFOs act when they see the dollar amount next to a specific procedure and a specific facility.