Objectives: To develop an information module to identify statistically significant abnormal medical fees on healthcare reimbursement claims Methods: Based on item response theory, we developed an information module that dealt with continuous variables to (1) compute the rates of abnormal fees, (2) determine whether any difference existed in terms of hospital level or major disease, and (3) collect inpatient fee data on healthcare reimbursement from three hospitals in southern Taiwan in 2015, analyze their rates of abnormal fees for the top three diagnostic categories, and then identify the non-consistencies. Results: The rate of abnormal inpatient medical fees was 11%. Only the one of disease category showed a statistically signifi cant difference (F2,6=5.24, p=0.04). All 362 cases in Hospital A in December 2015 showed a distribution with an internal consistency reliability of 0.82, and non-consistent fees for the fees regarding operation and hemodialysis. Conclusions: Application of the information module we developed to monitor continuous variables is recommended for use by hospital managers to improve the identification of abnormalities and cost-effectiveness.