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Counter

A medical-billing watchdog — insurance and provider portals connected in one place, EOBs read automatically, and billing errors turned into cases a patient can actually fight.

Status — In buildYear — 2026

The brief

American medical billing is an adversarial document system pointed at people who don't read insurance paperwork. Counter reads it for them: explanations of benefits ingested from connected insurance portals, provider bills lined up against them, and discrepancies surfaced instead of paid.

Each discrepancy becomes a case — tracked from detection through dispute — with an auto-file threshold the user controls, so small errors are handled without a second thought and large ones never slip through unnoticed.

In build: the account, onboarding, portal-connection and case data layers are in place; extraction and dispute automation are underway.

How it runs

The structure of the build, end to end — each stage hands off to the next.

01Connectinsurance carrier and provider portals linked under one loginNextAuth
02Ingestexplanations of benefits pulled and parsed as they post
03Matchprovider bills lined up against what insurance says you owePostgres
04Flagdiscrepancies surfaced instead of quietly paid
05Caseeach error tracked from detection through dispute, auto-filed past your threshold

Delivered

Multi-portal account model: insurance carriers and healthcare providers connected under one login.

EOB ingestion and polling architecture, with connection-status handling for expired or unsupported portals.

Case tracking from detected discrepancy through dispute resolution.

User-controlled auto-file threshold, separating ignore-it errors from fight-it errors.

Authenticated onboarding with hashed credentials and per-user data isolation.

Next.jsTypeScriptPrismaPostgresNextAuth

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