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At Claimable, we believe healthcare should reflect the best of what we know—not be constrained by inertia, stigma, or financial incentives that prioritize profit over patient care. 

Right now, that belief is being tested. Patients eligible for GLP-1 medications are being denied coverage—denials often based on arbitrary criteria that ignore clinical guidelines and FDA approvals. As the science accelerates, coverage is moving in the opposite direction—not because the evidence has changed, but because the rebate math doesn’t work for payers. 

That’s why we’re expanding our platform to support appeals for  GLP-1s. We already know that the conditions they treat are urgent—affecting over half of US adults and driving a disproportionate share of preventable healthcare costs—and with compounded versions of these medications unavailable as of May 22nd, the need is more pressing than ever.

What the science is telling us

GLP-1s have evolved far beyond their original use for type 2 diabetes and weight loss. Today, they are FDA-approved not only for managing blood sugar and reducing body weight, but also for treating obstructive sleep apnea and lowering the risk of serious cardiovascular events like heart attacks and strokes.

In advanced stages of clinical review, GLP-1s are also showing promise for treating metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD), chronic kidney disease (CKD), pre-diabetes, diabetic retinopathy and osteoarthritis of the knee (in patients with obesity).

And the emerging science is even more far-reaching. Early research suggests that GLP-1s may play a role in reducing neuroinflammation associated with Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and dementia; curbing addictive behaviors tied to substance use; improving symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), and even impacting certain types of cancer. The list of ways these medications can change — and save — lives is profound and growing fast.

For many of us, this isn’t just promising science. It’s deeply personal.

One area that strikes particularly close to home for me is metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) —a condition that affects nearly a third of U.S. adults and has no approved treatment. I lost my father to complications of diabetes, including MASLD. By the time he was diagnosed, he was already suffering from liver failure. A catastrophic upper gastrointestinal bleed and emergency medical evacuation followed. It was marked by a single week that aged me years.

If therapies like this had been available earlier—maybe it would have changed the outcome.

These medications don’t just improve quality of life — they help prevent the cascade of complications that make care more expensive, less effective, and harder to access. A recent analysis of over 50 million insured lives found that GLP-1 users experienced 44% fewer hospitalizations for major cardiovascular events, and healthcare spending rose at just half the rate of similar non-users by year two.

When people stay healthier longer, it means fewer emergency interventions, fewer disability claims, and more stable, productive lives.

As new treatments emerge, access to GLP-1s is slipping away.

GLP-1s are no longer just a type 2 diabetes or weight loss drug. They represent a platform therapy with far-reaching potential across some of the most costly, intractable diseases in healthcare—and yet, access is moving in the wrong direction.

Statins. Insulin analogs. SGLT2 inhibitors. Each faced early resistance. Each is now a pillar of care. GLP-1s are on the same trajectory—but patients can’t afford to wait years for coverage to catch up.

The barriers to coverage aren’t scientific. They’re systemic. And these delays and denials don’t just hurt patients. They affect providers, employers, and the healthcare system as a whole.

With compounded versions of branded GLP-1s off the market as of May 22, 2025, affordability has collapsed. Direct-pay options run $400 to $700 a month—pricing out the majority who should qualify for initial or continued treatment. Copay cards and assistance programs offer temporary relief—but they’re not available to everyone, and they don’t solve the broader access problem. 

Those who attempt to gain coverage face increasingly restrictive and often arbitrary criteria. From BMI requirements that far exceed standard criteria, to mandating costly weight management programs and shrinking approval windows from 12 months to just one, new barriers are being constantly invented and implemented to limit access.

Turning evidence into access—one appeal at a time.

At Claimable, we help patients push back. We handle the administrative burden—challenging denials, navigating appeals, and ensuring every request is grounded in current science, regulatory precedent, and standard of care.

GLP-1s are the next frontier in chronic disease prevention. But for patients to benefit, access must match the evidence.

The dream is to prevent people from becoming patients, to keep them present in their lives.

We’re here to make that happen— appeal by appeal. We’re ready to go.

Warris Bokhari

CEO, Claimable

We get asked all the time for tips on how to write an effective Letter of Medical Necessity (LOMN). It’s one of the most critical tools in challenging an insurance denial, yet many providers aren’t sure what makes a letter truly persuasive.

After reviewing hundreds—some that succeeded, others that failed—we started to see clear patterns in what works and what doesn’t. A well-crafted LOMN isn’t just about paperwork; it’s a powerful tool to make insurers recognize what providers already know: the treatments you prescribe aren’t optional, they’re necessary.

That’s why we put together this guide: to help providers make that case clearly, confidently, and successfully.

What is a Letter of Medical Necessity?

A LOMN is a formal document from the treating provider explaining why a treatment, medication, or service is medically necessary. It can serve as a provider appeal on its own or support a prior authorization request or patient appeal.

Why the Letter of Medical Necessity Matters

A LOMN can be the deciding factor in whether a patient gets the care they need. 

When making coverage decisions, insurers often rely on reviewers with limited or no expertise in the condition, a history of concerning decisions, and no insight into the patient’s history—yet they make life-changing decisions in minutes. Investigations have shown that providers and patients who appeal more frequently face fewer denials over time. By challenging every unjust denial, you fight for your patient’s care today and help prevent future denials.

An effective LOMN establishes your authority as the treating provider, documents the patient’s relevant medical history, and presents clear clinical justification for why the treatment is essential—dramatically improving the chances of approval.

Let’s break down exactly what makes a LOMN effective—and how to write one that insurers can’t ignore.

How to Write a LOMN That Gets Results

When a prior authorization or appeal is needed, act quickly. A clear, structured LOMN can make all the difference. Here’s how to do it:

1. Review the Criteria: Examine the insurer’s coverage criteria or the specific denial  reasons to identify what must be addressed in the letter.
   
2. Initiate the Process: Inform your patient that a LOMN will be part of the appeal and discuss any additional details that could strengthen or expedite the case.
   
3. Gather Key Information:  Gather medical records, clinical studies, and relevant guidelines to build a strong, evidence-backed argument.

Essential Components of an Effective LOMN

To ensure your LOMN is impactful, include these key sections:

• Introduction: Briefly state your credentials and role in the patient’s care to establish expertise. Highlight your direct involvement in diagnosis, treatment planning, and ongoing management.

• Diagnosis: Clearly state the diagnosis, how it affects daily functioning, and why specific codes matter. If applicable, note progression or complications that make timely treatment essential. Specify how the patient meets standard clinical criteria.
• Medical History: Summarize past treatments, including durations, outcomes, and why they were ineffective. If any treatments were discontinued, specify the reasons (e.g., side effects, lack of efficacy). Address needed exceptions to step therapy.
  
• Necessity of Treatment: Explain why this is the most appropriate (or only) option, considering medical necessity, patient-specific factors, and cost-saving benefits for patients and insurers/employers. (See example: CSRO Letter on White Bagging) 
  
• Non-Standard Criteria: Call out insurer policies that use non-standard criteria that contradict clinical guidelines. For example, denying the only FDA-approved treatment for patients with rheumatoid arthritis or cancer.
  
• Supporting Evidence: Include relevant medical records, lab results, and imaging. Reference clinical guidelines and peer-reviewed studies to strengthen your case and ensure the latest research is on record for future appeals and legal action.
  
• Urgency: Highlight risks of delaying treatment, particularly if deterioration or irreversible harm is likely. If relevant, include studies showing long-term consequences of delayed care.

Did you know? You can request a 72-hour expedited appeal if a delay risks your patient’s health. Your LOMN must state the urgency and document at least one risk factor, such as hospitalization, severe pain, ongoing care, disability risk, or time-sensitive treatment. Some states, like Illinois, broadly define urgency, including impairments to maximal function.

Final Thoughts

An effective LOMN not only strengthens your patient’s appeal but reinforces your role as the expert on their care. It’s a powerful tool that forces insurers to recognize the real-world impact of their decisions. By laying out the necessity of treatment in clear, compelling terms, you make it harder for them to justify a denial. And by challenging every unjust denial, you help create accountability—making insurers less likely to deny necessary care in the future.

At Claimable, we believe everyone should get the care and coverage they deserve. That’s why we’ve built tools to help providers challenge denials faster and more effectively. If you’re ready to take control of the appeals process, join us.

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After success reversing Cigna denial for Idaho family, Claimable expands appeals platform to help all children obtain essential care.

PANS/PANDAS families can now get free appeal support, starting soon.

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SACRAMENTO, Calif., Nov. 21, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) (updated Nov. 25, 2025)

Claimable, a pioneering healthcare technology company, today announced the launch of its free AI-powered appeals platform designed to help children with PANS/PANDAS overcome insurance denials and access critical intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) treatment.

Families can start a free appeal now by visiting www.getclaimable.com/pans-pandas.

The Claimable platform leverages purpose-built AI to analyze clinical research, policy details, appeals data, and patients’ unique medical stories, generating and submitting customized insurance denial appeals in minutes.

The PANS/PANDAS solution was inspired by the family of Gianna Coulter. After being denied IVIG treatment three times by their insurer, Cigna, Gianna lost the ability to speak, eat, and walk for the majority of the day. Claimable stepped up to support them in filling a customized appeal. Within 96 hours they won. Cigna’s decision was reversed and they were reimbursed for previously made out-of-pocket payments. On the heels of this success, Claimable is now offering appeals support to all PANS/PANDAS patients at no cost, ensuring families do not incur any additional expenses in their fight for care.

"When I spoke to the Coulter family, it was clear to me that not only was this a medical issue of their daughter desperately needing care, but also the economic hardships would be more than any family could reasonably bear,” shares Warris Bokhari, co-founder and CEO of Claimable.

“I spoke to 12 families across 12 different states in the span of two days, and their stories were heartbreaking; divorces, foreclosures, bankruptcy - all to get access to one treatment and give their kids a shot. There was no way we could sit this out."

1 in 200 children in the US are estimated to be affected with PANS/PANDAS, a brain disorder that causes sudden onset psychiatric symptoms. The widely recommended treatment for PANS/PANDAS is IVIG, which involves infusing a patient with a concentrated pool of antibodies from healthy donors. IVIG is the mandated treatment in 12 states, but throughout the rest of the country families are facing senseless denials, and children are suffering and denied critical care.

“For far too long, families affected by PANS/PANDAS have faced senseless barriers when seeking insurance coverage for IVIG treatment, leaving them to navigate complex appeals processes alone while their children suffer needlessly. This free resource will empower thousands of families to advocate for the care their children desperately need. It would have been a huge support to my family, as well,” said Diana Pohlman, Advocate & Executive Director, PANDAS Network.org.

On average, a single IVIG infusion costs over $9,000 out of pocket, with some children requiring multiple infusions over years. Claimable has the potential to save families hundreds of thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses. At a time when 100 million Americans struggle with medical debt, insurance coverage has never been more critical. Research shows that without adequate coverage, 60% of people delay care, and 47% experience worsening health as a direct result.

In addition to PANS/PANDAS, Claimable supports affordable appeals for over 70 life-changing treatments, focusing on commonly denied medications for autoimmune and migraine sufferers. The company aims to rapidly increase its impact, expanding to over 100 treatments by early 2025. This growth will include support for patients with Multiple Sclerosis, Cardiac Diseases, Diabetes, Obesity, Asthma, and individuals battling certain cancers. Claimable submits appeals via Fax and First Class Mail, requesting urgent 72-hour reviews when appropriate. Each appeal costs $39.95, plus shipping, except PANS/PANDAS appeals which are being offered for free.

Claimable is available nationwide and accepts denials from all insurance providers, including Medicare, Medicaid, United Healthcare, Anthem, Aetna, Cigna, and BCBS plans.

For more information about Claimable’s PANS/PANDAS tool, visit www.getclaimable.com/pans-pandas.

To learn more about Claimable and all of the treatments they support, visit www.getclaimable.com.

About Claimable: Claimable is revolutionizing the way patients fight healthcare denials, helping ensure everyone has access to the care they need and the coverage they deserve. The platform leverages custom-built AI to analyze clinical research, policy details, appeals data, and patients’ unique medical stories, generating and submitting customized appeals in minutes. Claimable is available nationwide, accepting denials from all insurance providers, including Medicare and Medicaid. As an NVIDIA Inception Program member, Claimable continues to push the boundaries of AI innovation in healthcare. For more information visit www.getclaimable.com.

Contact: Emily Fox, press@getclaimable.com

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Pilot Program Boasts Industry-Leading Results with 80% Success in Under 10 Days

Sacramento, CA - October 2, 2024

Claimable, a pioneering healthcare technology company, today announced the launch of its AI-powered appeals platform designed to combat unjust healthcare denials. The platform leverages purpose-built AI to analyze clinical research, policy details, appeals data, and patients’ unique medical stories, generating and submitting customized appeals in minutes. 

"At Claimable, we're harnessing the power of AI to give patients a voice in a system that too often drowns them out," said Warris Bokhari, MD, CEO and Co-Founder of Claimable. "Our mission is to level the playing field, ensuring every patient can reclaim control over their healthcare and get the treatment they’re owed."

The results from Claimable’s pilot program far exceed industry standards:

• An 80% appeal success rate (1.6x more than average)
• Most cases resolved in under 10 days (3x faster than average)
• Appeals submitted in minutes–not days
• Nearly $3M recovered for patients

These data illustrate the platform's potential to significantly impact millions of lives and protect patient rights amidst a broken insurance system. Annually, 850 million of the 5 billion U.S. health claims are denied, leading to care delays for 60% of affected patients, and 47% reporting worsened health as a result. Furthermore, 100 million Americans are in medical debt, accounting for 66% of personal bankruptcies. Claimable is addressing this mounting national healthcare crisis by empowering patients to swiftly challenge unjust denials, helping them access vital treatments, reduce financial burdens, and prevent critical care delays.

"Claimable’s AI-driven approach is a game changer for patients who have been unfairly denied care," said Julie Baak, Practice Manager at Arthritis Center in Bridgeton, Missouri. "It gives them a fighting chance to overturn these decisions and get the right coverage for the right treatment."

Currently, Claimable supports appeals for 60 life-changing treatments, focusing on commonly denied medications for autoimmune and migraine sufferers—conditions affecting nearly 65 million Americans, of which 80-85% are women. The company aims to rapidly increase its impact, expanding to over 100 treatments by early 2025. This growth will include support for patients with Multiple Sclerosis, Cardiac Diseases, Diabetes, Obesity, Asthma, and individuals battling certain cancers. 

"The healthcare system in this country is fundamentally broken, with millions of patients denied the care they need due to profit-driven practices," said Wendell Potter, Claimable advisor, health insurance reform expert and former insurance executive. "Claimable offers a critical remedy. This platform is a lifeline for those caught in the machinery of an industry that too often prioritizes dollars over lives."

The platform’s guided appeal builder offers smart document scanning, a dynamic health questionnaire, and instant evidence matching. Unlike static form-based tools, Claimable delivers a personalized experience that adapts to responses in real time. Each appeal generated features a compelling, fact-based narrative, tailored to the patient’s unique circumstances and story. 

Claimable is now available nationwide and accepts denials from all insurance providers, including Medicare, Medicaid, United Healthcare, Anthem, Aetna, Cigna, and BCBS plans. Claimable submits appeals via Fax and First Class Mail, requesting urgent 72-hour reviews when appropriate. With affordability at its core, Claimable charges a fee of $39.95 per appeal, plus shipping.

For more information about Claimable or to join the waitlist for future conditions, visit www.getclaimable.com. 

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About Claimable:

Claimable is revolutionizing the way patients fight healthcare denials, helping ensure everyone has access to the care they need and the coverage they deserve. The platform leverages custom-built AI to analyze clinical research, policy details, appeals data, and patients’ unique medical stories, generating and submitting customized appeals in minutes. Claimable is available nationwide, accepting denials from all insurance providers, including Medicare and Medicaid. As an NVIDIA Inception Program member, Claimable continues to push the boundaries of AI innovation in healthcare. For more information visit https://www.getclaimable.com/.

Contact:

Emily Fox

press@getclaimable.com

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Your denied healthcare claims, handled. Introducing Claimable's AI-powered platform that helps patients challenge unjust denials with custom appeal in minutes.

At Claimable, we believe everyone is entitled to the care they need and coverage they deserve. Our physician-led team of healthcare insiders, data scientists and technologists is dedicated to fighting back against the 850 million denied U.S. health claims each year, challenging baseless denials and removing barriers to care, financial strain, and medical debt.

Introducing Claimable's AI-Powered Platform

Our AI-powered platform analyzes clinical research, policy details, appeals data and your unique medical story to generate and submit customized appeals in minutes.

"This platform is a lifeline for those caught in the machinery of an industry that too often prioritizes dollars over lives."
–Wendell Potter, health insurance reform expert and former insurance executive

Using Claimable is like having your very own team of AI-powered experts:

Analyzer

We extract relevant details from your documents and plan policies so you don’t have to, and transform them into compelling facts and powerful stories.

Researcher

We instantly search millions of clinical guidelines, appeal precedents, policy details and legal frameworks to find evidence that supports your claim.

Strategist

We gather, review, and apply learnings from winning appeals similar to yours, ensuring you have the strongest strategy possible.

Wordsmith

We create your appeal in minutes, using our proprietary algorithm to maximize the strength of arguments, evidence, tone, voice and style.

Assistant

We help you reach the right decision-makers by taking care of letter delivery and tracking, and offer guides, reminders and tips for following up.  

Breaking down your winning appeal

Claimable is your secret weapon, blending advanced technology, insider knowledge, and a library of evidence to craft customized appeals that get results. 

We pull information from three important categories to craft a comprehensive, compelling appeal.

Personal Impact

Your story matters. We summarize facts, events and the personal impact of denied care on your health, life and finances. 

Clinical Evidence

We illustrate the clinical justification for care, pulling from medical studies, established guidelines, claims and appeals precedents.

Policy Compliance

We include plan policies and local laws relevant to your case, demanding insurers provide specific decision details and a fair, fast appeal review.

Getting started

Our appeal builder makes the process painless, we promise. Here's what to expect:

• Eligibility check - While we are working hard to support all types of care and conditions, we currently support autoimmune and migraine related denials within the last 180 days. As a first step, we will review your denial details and let you know If Claimable can help.
• Easy document upload - You’ll start by snapping a photo of your insurance information and denial notice. This helps us save you time and ensures we don’t miss anything. No documents, no problem – you can share details manually.
• Medical history questionnaire - We'll ask you a few simple questions about the events leading up to the denial. To prepare, be ready to share what alternative treatments you’ve tried in the past and why your doctor prescribed the treatment. 
• Optional extras - In some cases, sharing a statement of medical necessity from your doctor or other documentation may strengthen or expedite your case. These aren’t required, and we’ll explain how to obtain extras if you don’t have them.

You can pick up where you left off anytime and your information will be saved.

Getting a fast and fair response

Once your appeal is created, we don’t stop there. We send your appeal by Fax and First Class Mail with tracking to make sure it’s received.  We request urgent, 72-hour reviews when appropriate, and typically receive standard appeal decisions within a couple weeks. In addition, we hold insurers accountable to Affordable Care Act and ERISA regulations that mandate who reviews your appeal, what they share about their decision, when they share it and how they share it.

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Support when you need it

We provide guidance, reminders and tips to help you take action with confidence, and offer expert support when you need it.

• Reminders and tips - Throughout the process, we offer step-by-step guidance to capture your personal story, review your draft appeal, reach the right decision-makers and follow up with insurers.
• Knowledge resources - Get answers for commonly asked questions, understand your appeal rights and process, and decode confusing terms and codes.
• Support when you need it -  Our appeals team is available when you have questions, want clarifications or need extra support. We respond to support needs within 1-3 business days via email and offer live support when needed.

Getting it all at a fair, flat and affordable price

We don’t take percentage-based fees because we believe getting access to the care you need and coverage you deserve shouldn’t cost you a fortune. Instead, Claimable’s AI-powered platform delivers a powerful, efficient, affordable appeals, without having to pay thousands for a lawyer or professional advocate.

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‍What's behind our platform? Artificial intelligence is our superpower.

AI and automation have, for better or worse, become a common part of the health insurance industry. These technologies are used daily by insurers to review claims and, often unjustly, deny them.

At Claimable, we're building AI tools that empower you - the patient. We're leveling the playing field, leveraging technology to help you reclaim control and get the care you're owed.

But what does that mean exactly? Let's dive in and explore how our AI technology works, and why it gives you an appeals advantage unlike anything else. 

Who are the real-life people behind your AI? 

First, let me introduce myself. I'm Zach, Chief AI Officer. Before co-founding Claimable I spent nearly 15 years at the US Department of Veteran Affairs, serving most recently as Chief Data Scientist. I'm also a lecturer at the University of Iowa Tippie College of Business. All that to say, I've devoted my career to building innovative technologies that improve patient's access to care. 

At Claimable, my team of engineers worked hand in hand with accredited doctors and insurance insiders, spending months researching, developing, and fine-tuning our AI-powered appeals platform. And our work is never done.

As an NVIDIA Inception Program member, we continue to push the boundaries of AI innovation in healthcare.  AI is evolving rapidly, as are insurance policies and regulations, and we're constantly enhancing the experience so that you have access to the latest and greatest AI has to offer. 

How is AI Being Used to Generate My Appeal?

To start, we gather the details of your case. Don't worry, it's easy. We'll ask you a few questions and have you upload relevant paperwork. From there, AI takes care of the rest. Our custom-built technology takes your specific case details and cross-references them against a huge database of published medical evidence, applicable laws, and other relevant sources. Using large language models and machine learning algorithms, we synthesize large amounts of data into a clear, legally sound argument advocating for your right to receive care. 

In addition to gathering relevant information, our AI is trained to recognize patterns in successful appeals and apply these insights to new cases, continually improving over time and allowing you to leverage the success of previous appeals in your own.

This is the incredible power of AI and how it gives you superhuman appeals powers, with just the click of a button.

Will It Be Personalized to My Situation, or a Form Letter?

Every appeal generated by Claimable is highly personalized. It assesses each case on its merits, considering individual patient details, medical history, and relevant precedents. Unlike generic form letters, each appeal is uniquely tailored to address the specific points of your denial, significantly improving the likelihood of a successful outcome.

Are Any Humans Involved In The Process, Or Is It 100% AI-generated? 

The process of creating your appeal is done exclusively by AI. Think of it like having your very own team of AI-powered researchers, writers, and editors. The researcher and wordsmith AI draft your appeal, and the editor AI makes sure everything is correct and trustworthy. This two-step process ensures that your appeal is both correct and compelling. If there are issues with an appeal, our review team can work to resolve them. 

Will It Sound Like A Robot Wrote It?

Our AI is programmed with advanced language models that produce text indistinguishable from a human professional. In other words, no robot voice here. We understand the importance of tone and language in appeals, and our AI captures them expertly. This ensures your appeal document is not only effective but also empathetic and articulate.

Will I Need to Know How to Word a Prompt?

No, you do not need to know how to word a prompt for our AI. The system is designed to be user-friendly; you simply share the necessary details of your denial, and the AI handles the rest. The Claimable experience guides you through every step of the way, no technical experience required.  

I'm Not An Appeals Expert, Am I Expected To Catch Mistakes?

We don't expect you to be an expert. Few people, including most doctors, are! That is why Claimable includes multiple layers of checks. After the initial draft is created, other AI models, trained as reviewers, analyze the content for errors or misrepresentations, correcting them before the appeal is finalized. Learn how to review an appeal here.

How Do You Prevent Hallucinations?

A hallucination is a response generated by AI that contains false or misleading information presented as fact.

To prevent hallucinations, Claimable uses only verified data sources and cross-references information across multiple databases.

If an inconsistency is detected, the system automatically flags and revises the questionable content, ensuring reliability and accuracy.

What If I Need To Reach An Actual Human For Help? 

Once your appeal is ready, you'll have the opportunity to review it. If you spot anything that doesn't look right, you can mark it for further examination. Our system is designed to catch and correct most issues automatically. However, if there's a need for additional oversight, our team is prepared to step in and ensure everything is handled correctly, providing support when necessary.

Wouldn't It Be Better If My Doctor Did This vs AI? 

While doctors are experts in medicine, they are not trained in insurance appeals. Claimable specializes in legal argumentation and persuasive writing, often outperforming standard doctor-written appeals in terms of depth, thoroughness, and compliance with legal standards.

That said, your doctor can still support your appeal process. Learn more about how best to work with your doctor here. 

How Is This Different From ChatGPT and Similar Platforms? 

Unlike general-purpose AI models like ChatGPT, Claimable is specifically designed for medical legal appeals, making it far more effective and precise for your specific needs.

It not only stays updated with the latest medical evidence, legal changes and recent case developments but is also built to comply strictly with HIPAA regulations. This ensures that all your personal and medical information is handled with the utmost security and confidentiality, safeguarding your privacy throughout the process. This tailored focus and commitment to compliance make Claimable uniquely reliable and secure for handling sensitive medical appeals.

Is My Health Information Safe? 

All of your data is handled with strict adherence to HIPAA regulations, ensuring your personal information is protected with the highest standards of security and confidentiality. Claimable uses encrypted data storage and transmission protocols to safeguard your information from unauthorized access.

When it comes to insurance appeals, we believe everyone is entitled to fast, affordable, effective support.

Lawyers are expensive, and doing it yourself takes huge amounts of time and expertise that most of us just don't have. By leveraging Claimable's AI-powered platform, you have access to a powerful, efficient, cost-effective, and safe solution, right in the palm of your hand. Insurers are making technology work for them, it's time you do too.

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