Fax your insurance appeal. Keep the proof.
You wrote the appeal. We fax it to your insurer's appeals department, send you the delivery confirmation, and remind you when their answer is due.
How it works
- Upload your appeal letterA PDF or phone photos of the letter and any records you're attaching.
- Tell us the insurer and planWe find the appeals fax number and mailing address, and you confirm them against your denial letter.
- We fax it and send you the confirmationA dated record showing the number dialed and every page received. Keep it with your claim file.
- We watch the clockInsurers generally have 30 days to answer an appeal for care you haven't had yet, and 60 days for care you've already had. We email you before the window closes and again if it passes.
Price
| Fax filing with delivery confirmation and deadline reminders | $12 |
| Add a USPS Certified Mail copy with tracking and electronic return receipt | + $14 |
One price per appeal, up to 30 pages. No subscription.
Questions
Do you write the appeal?
No. This is for people who already have their letter, whether you wrote it yourself, with your doctor's office, or with an AI assistant. We handle delivery and proof.
Why fax?
Most insurers list a fax number for appeals, it arrives the same day, and the confirmation shows the date, time and page count. That record matters if the insurer later says nothing arrived or that you missed the deadline.
Is this legal or medical advice?
No. We are a delivery service. We don't review the merits of your appeal or represent you with your insurer.
What happens to my documents?
They are used to send your appeal and produce your confirmation, and for nothing else. You'll be able to delete them at any time.
Doing it yourself? Read how to fax a health insurance appeal and prove they got it.