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Your insurance denial letter, explained — and a path to appeal
Upload the denial letter you already have. In about 30 seconds you'll know what it means, whether an appeal makes sense, and what to do next — in plain English. No specialist. No account. No credit card.
No account. File deleted after your score — and after letter delivery if you purchase. All three appeal letters — Level 1, Level 2, and external review — $39.
Start now — no experience needed
How to appeal an insurance denial in three steps
From a confusing denial letter to a clear next step in a few minutes. You already have what you need — we do the reading.
Upload whatever you received
Take a photo or upload a PDF. Health insurance denial, medical bill, Medicare dispute, prior authorization rejection, mental health coverage denial — if it's confusing, official, and feels unfair, we can help.
We read it and explain it
Our analysis tells you why you were denied and gives you a viability score for your appeal. No jargon. Just real answers about your real situation.
Your complete appeal packet is ready
$39 unlocks all three letters — Level 1 appeal, Level 2 escalation, and external independent review — built from your actual denial. One payment, no re-billing.
Health & medical
Health insurance, Medicare, and medical denial appeals
Eight claim types. One upload. Whether it's a CO-50 not medically necessary denial, a prior authorization rejection, or a surprise bill, the process is the same.
Health insurance
Coverage denials, prior auth, out-of-network
Health insurance claim denials, prior authorization rejections, out-of-network billing disputes, and surprise medical bills.
Medicare & medical
Medicare, bills, mental health, disability
Medicare Advantage and Original Medicare document prep, medical bills, mental health parity, prescriptions, disability, and DME.
See all 8 health claim types we handle →
From the letter in your hand
Denial codes, how-to guides, and claim types
Denial codes on the EOB
How to appeal
You should not have to fight this alone
What happens when you upload a denial letter
You found us because a health insurance claim, medical bill, or Medicare decision was denied. Here's how we take it from there.
It actually reads your document
Not a generic template. We read what you received and build your appeal around your situation, your denial code, and the policy language that applies.
We speak the language of denials
Every denial has a code. Every code has a response. We know both — so your appeal lands the way it should with the person reviewing it.
Honest when the case looks weak
Your free analysis shows you where you stand. If your case is strong, your complete appeal is one click away. If it is not, we tell you that too — honestly.
No specialists. No waiting. No guessing.
ClaimCompass puts you back in control — without the specialist fee, the weeks of waiting, or figuring it out alone.
Honest about the score
We do not invent reviews. We do not oversell a weak letter.
No stock photos. No invented patient quotes. Social proof here is the process — including the part where we tell you the case is not strong.
If the case looks weak, we say so
A low viability score is useful information, not a judgment of you. We will still explain the letter. We will not pretend it is a sure win.
Encrypted in transit. Never stored.
Encrypted in transit. Your denial letter is analyzed and deleted — whether you purchase or not. Letters are delivered to you; the original document is never kept.
People typically arrive with
A letter they cannot decode, a bill that does not match what they were told, or a deadline they are afraid of missing. That is the job — explain it, then the next step.
Straightforward pricing
Your complete appeal — we stay with the case. One payment.
You should not have to pay to fight twice. One $39 payment covers the complete escalation path — Level 1, Level 2, and external independent review. No subscription, no re-billing if denied again.
Health & medical
Complete appeal packet
One time. No subscription. All escalation levels included.
- Full denial analysis built from your actual document
- Level 1 appeal letter — clinically cited and ready to file
- Level 2 escalation letter — included if denied again
- External independent review letter — included
- Peer-to-peer review request for clinical denials
- Supporting document checklist
No surprise charges. No paying twice if denied again.
Bigger than a template. Cheaper than a lawyer.
How ClaimCompass compares
| DIY Google search | Attorney | ClaimCompass | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to first letter | Hours to days | Days to weeks | About 3 minutes |
| Cost | Free, but easy to get wrong | $200-$500 / hour | $39 — one time |
| Built from your document | No | Yes | Yes |
| Escalation letters included | No | Billed again | Level 1, 2, and external |
| Viability score first | No | After a consult | Free, in about 30 seconds |
Quick answers
Questions we hear all the time
ClaimCompass handles health insurance denials, medical bills, Medicare Advantage (Part C) plan denials, Original Medicare (Parts A and B) document preparation, mental health coverage, prescription drug denials, prior authorization rejections, disability claims, and DME denials. Medicaid is not offered as a paid service.
Upload your denial letter — PDF or a phone photo. In about 30 seconds you get a free viability score and plain-English explanation of what went wrong. The $39 three-letter appeal package covers Level 1, Level 2, and external independent review. You get the letter for the level you are on — not all three at once.
Your payment includes the next-level escalation letters at no extra charge. We keep writing until you are out of appeal options. No re-billing.
No. ClaimCompass is a document preparation service — not a law firm nor an authorized representative. We do not give legal advice. We prepare appeal letters from your document and the criteria your reviewer will use. For complex legal matters, consult a licensed attorney.
You’re in the right place.
Upload the letter. We’ll tell you what it means — free.
No account. About 30 seconds. Plain English, then a clear next step.
No account. File deleted after your score — and after letter delivery if you purchase.