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Commercial service ยท Claimable, Inc.

Claimable

A paid service that builds an appeal for specific denied medicines and mails and faxes it for you. It lists about 85 medicines and does not cover other kinds of denial. Price is shown after you start.

Applies to: Any coverage

Know before you go

It asks you to upload your denial notice and insurance information and to answer questions about your health, work and finances, and its privacy policy collects device data including advertising identifiers; its terms require individual arbitration. This site does not endorse it. It covers only a listed set of medicines, not procedures, imaging, hospital care or paperwork errors, and it does not contact your insurer or receive the decision for you. Its claim that over 80% of its appeals succeed has no method or sample size shown on the site.

Cost
The company states $39.95 plus shipping per appeal. For many medicines the appeal is free to eligible patients when a drug maker or another sponsor pays, and you see your price only after you start and enter insurance details.
Where
Nationwide
How to start
Choose Start your appeal and pick your medicine from the list. If it is not listed, you can ask to be notified or use a free tool instead.
Have ready
Your denial notice; Your insurance information; Your treatment history and your doctor's notes

Where this comes from

Provider
Claimable, Inc.
Source we read
https://www.getclaimable.com/
Date we read it
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Date the provider printed
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What we checked
We read the provider's public page. We have not verified availability, eligibility or outcomes for any individual.

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Other starting points

  • Program or service

    1-800-MEDICARE: talk to a person about Medicare

    The Medicare phone line and live chat, open all day every day. Staff can point you to the right step for a complaint, and can pass an unresolved complaint to the Medicare Beneficiary Ombudsman.

    From Medicare (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services)

  • Program or service

    American Cancer Society 24-hour helpline

    A phone and chat line staffed around the clock by cancer information specialists who answer questions and connect you to services. It is an information and referral line, not an appeals service.

    From American Cancer Society

  • Program or service

    An Arm and a Leg: First Aid Kit

    An archive of articles and starter packs from the podcast An Arm and a Leg, including a starter pack on what to do if you are in collections for medical debt. General reporting on health care costs, not appeal steps.

    From An Arm and a Leg

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