Insurance said no.
Let's say not so fast.

Most people give up on denied claims because the process is exhausting and confusing. Alvin reads your denial, finds the leverage in your own policy, and drafts the appeal — step by step, in plain language.

HIPAA-compliant. Your documents stay private.

Alvin

Alvin

Reviewing your denial

Preview
BlueCross denied your MRI as "not medically necessary" — but that's one of the most winnable reasons. Your doctor's notes already meet their coverage standard.
So they should have covered it?
Exactly. I've drafted your appeal citing their own policy MP-06.01.14. You have 47 days left — want to review it?

850M

claims are denied by U.S. health insurers every year1

<1%

of denied claims are ever appealed by patients2

3 in 4

patient appeals succeed, at the high end of estimates1

Sources: 1. The Wall Street Journal, citing KFF (Feb 2025) · 2. KFF analysis of CMS Marketplace transparency data (2024 plan year)

What Alvin does

A knowledgeable friend who happens to understand insurance

Decodes your denial

Upload the letter or EOB. Alvin explains — in plain words — exactly why the claim was denied and whether it's worth appealing.

Drafts the appeal

A ready-to-send letter that cites your medical history and the insurer's own coverage policy. Edit any line before you send it.

Tracks to resolution

Deadlines, status, and next steps in one place — so nothing slips and you always know what's happening with your money.

How it works

Three steps from denial to dollars back

01

Share what happened

Snap a photo of your denial letter or EOB, or just tell Alvin in your own words. No forms, no jargon.

02

Alvin builds your case

He surfaces the policy language on your side and drafts an appeal letter tailored to your denial reason.

03

Send and track

Download, send, and watch every deadline. Alvin nudges you if the insurer goes quiet.

You've got this. And you've got Alvin.

Start your appeal in minutes. It's free unless you win.

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