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Fight Paperwork uses fine tuned models specialized in different tasks.

We can assist with various types of insurance denials, including medical necessity, experimental treatment, out-of-network care, and coding issues.

The timeline varies and is controlled by the insurance companies. Some factors that go into how quickly an appeal will be processed are: if the claim is urgent, post v.s. pre-service, complexity of the case, the insurance provider, and the regulator. Generally, initial responses are received within 30-60 days. Our dashboard makes it easy to track which appeals you have submitted.

Our platform is designed to serve healthcare professionals while offering the ability for patients to be a part of the process (when desired). Professionals can manage multiple appeals efficiently, while patients can be brought in the loop to provide additional context on their own cases.

Our AI-powered platform automates much of the paperwork.

Sharing an appeal means the patient will be able to view the appeal (and its status) through their own Fight Health Insurance account — or create one if they don’t have it yet. In some cases, the provider can also choose to let the patient submit the appeal directly. We’ve found this is especially helpful when insurers require “proof of failure” for cheaper or alternative treatments before approving the one you actually recommended. Patients can often answer questions about what they’ve already tried — and having their input can make an appeal stronger and faster to resolve. If they log in (or sign up), the patient will be able to: - View the appeal details and timeline - Answer questions (like: “Have you tried physical therapy before surgery?”) - Upload documents if needed (e.g., receipts, prior treatment notes) You can also choose whether or not to allow them to submit the appeal — and in some cases this can be more effective. This is totally optional. You’re in control. For appeals where patient involvement would help, we make it easy. Otherwise, you can keep things fully provider-managed.