An appeal packet your clinician signs
For billing offices, practices and Medicare DME suppliers
Send one denied prior authorization, patient details removed. You get the payer's policy matched to the chart, the evidence with its dates, and a letter drafted for your clinician to sign.
What you get, and how it is proven
What you get. One de-identified denial becomes a packet: the denial mapped to the payer's own policy, the evidence listed with its dates, the letter drafted, and what is missing named with its owner. Your clinician approves, corrects or rejects it in a console. For DME suppliers: from 28 October 2026 Medicare requires prior authorization nationwide for six more codes (L0456, L0457, L0486, L1833, E0194 and K0005), and we check a request against its coverage policy before you submit it, the first five free.
How it is proven. Prepared automatically, checked by 21 computed checks, then read by a person before you see it. Every decision is one event in a sealed record you can verify yourself.
Price. $39 a packet, first one free. $499 for a written pilot design. $2,500 a month for a queue of 400.