Healthcare prices are hidden — we're changing that. Share your Explanation of Benefits document after a qualifying visit and we'll pay you $100 in cash.
The U.S. spent $5.7 trillion on healthcare in 2025 — nearly $16,500 per person. That's 18% of our entire economy, and CMS projects that share will climb past 20% by 2034.
For a typical American family, healthcare is already one of the largest expenses in the household budget. And costs are projected to keep growing faster than income, at an average of 5.4% per year through 2034.
One of the biggest drivers of unchecked cost growth? Hospitals and insurers don't publish what care actually costs. Patients pay the bill — but rarely know if they were charged fairly. That information gap benefits payers and providers, not patients.
Since 2010, PricePoint Health Research has worked to lower healthcare costs in the United States by improving price transparency. We conduct ongoing research studies in communities across the country — from small towns to major metropolitan areas — to document what patients are actually charged and reimbursed for medical care.
Our method is simple and direct: we go straight to patients. After a qualifying medical visit, we ask participants to share their Explanation of Benefits (EOB) document — the statement from their insurer that shows what was billed, what was paid, and what they owe. In return, we compensate them $100 for their time.
The result is ground-level reimbursement intelligence that doesn't exist anywhere else — primary-source data that reveals what healthcare actually costs in real markets.
If you've recently had one of the following types of visits, there's a good chance your EOB qualifies: