Paul H. Flowers Jr. warns that companies pay hospital invoices without checking line items, missing duplicate charges and inflated codes that inflate insurance costs and cut employee pay. He audited these bills himself and found errors always favor the hospital.
Your company pays one invoice with no line items, and it's the biggest one you sign. Hospital bills hit most health plans paid as billed. No itemization, no questions asked. Duplicate charges and inflated codes ride straight through. Those overcharges don't vanish. They come back dressed up as your renewal increase, and your people feel it in every paycheck. I've sat with these bills line by line. In my experience, a large share carry errors, and I've never once seen the error run in your favor. So ask one question Monday morning: who reads our hospital bills? If the answer is nobody, that's the job. I'm Paul H. Flowers Jr. Run your numbers at paulflowersjr.com.
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