Insurance Claim Denial Help

Denial Letters Are Deliberately Vague

Insurance companies write denial letters to sound authoritative and final while providing minimal useful information. Understanding what your denial letter actually means requires translating insurance company language into plain English.

Appeals Have Strict Requirements

Insurance appeals aren't informal requests—they're structured processes with specific requirements. You need to submit your appeal within a defined timeframe, address the specific denial reasons, and provide supporting documentation in acceptable formats.

Evidence Standards Are High

Successful appeals require specific types of evidence presented in specific ways. Generic evidence isn't persuasive—you need targeted evidence that directly rebuts the denial reasons.

• Denial Letter Analysis — Upload your denial letter and get a plain-English explanation
• Policy Review — Analyze whether the cited policy provisions actually support the denial
• Appeal Builder — Generate professional appeal letters with proper legal citations
• Evidence Checklists — Know exactly what documentation to gather
• Deadline Tracker — Never miss critical appeal deadlines with automated reminders
• Template Library — Access proven appeal templates for common denial scenarios
• Escalation Guidance — Understand next steps if your initial appeal is denied