Definition of "overbilled" []

• Simple past tense and past participle of overbill. (verb)

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• "State auditors are investigating whether Visiting Nurse Service of New York, a $1 billion home-care company, overbilled the Medicaid program."
• "In the health-care video, students in green polo shirts and khakis dance through the school's hallways - one wears medical scrubs and has a stethoscope around her neck - and sing lines that include, "Politicians in conflict, there are too many people who are sick" and "I've seen people ill, patients overbilled, people uninsured in poverty, that's for real.""
• "The city's rent-control law, which dates back to 1987, when white urban homesteaders began moving there in large numbers, allows tenants who believe they've been overbilled to petition for a reduction."