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Cerapex is a medical bill advocacy and financial recovery service that helps Americans reduce what they owe on medical expenses. The team audits itemized hospital bills for errors, negotiates directly with providers and collection agencies to lower balances, files financial hardship and charity care applications, and disputes medical collections on credit reports. The initial bill review is free, and the service operates on a performance-based model where clients only pay if their bill is reduced.
600 17th St, 80202, Denver, United States
3.6
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Good experience with Cerapex. They were responsive when I reached out with questions and the turnaround was faster then I expected. Only thing is there website was a bit confusing to navigate at first but once I figured it out everything was smooth.
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