Ready to fileYour appeal is ready -- submit it to your plan (we will show you exactly how).
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Overturned.
Your plan approved it. Coverage secured.
Your appeal letter
This letter is locked -- it matches what was signed and cannot be changed.
What happened
Denial upheld by your plan.
Your plan maintained their denial. That is an outcome, not a final answer -- external review may be available in your state.
Independent review organizations (IROs) overturn a meaningful share of upheld internal appeals. AppealIt will let you know when that guidance is available.
Honest answer
The facts do not yet support a winnable appeal.
Here is what would change that:
Documentation of prior treatments tried (for step-therapy denials)
A letter of medical necessity from your prescribing doctor
Lab results or clinical notes supporting the treatment
Gather those and start a fresh appeal -- the engine re-checks each time.
AppealIt Protect
Your authorization expires in 74 days
We will remind you ~90 days before it expires so your coverage does not lapse. When it is time, AppealIt can help you re-file the renewal.
Reminder: AppealIt is free, you file it yourself, and AppealIt never files on your behalf.
You're the one submitting it -- here's exactly how.
12 days left · file before Jul 3
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Download your packet
Your packet includes:
Your signed appeal letter
A copy of your denial letter
Your member ID / insurance card
Any supporting records the appeal references
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Where to send it
Send your signed appeal to the appeal mailing address or fax number printed on your denial letter -- that is the authoritative destination for your specific plan.
Most plans accept a member appeal by mail or fax; some also offer an online portal. The correct address and any required form are on your denial letter.
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How to send it
Download and print (or save) your signed appeal letter.
Find the appeal mailing address or fax number on your denial letter.
Send the appeal plus the items in the checklist, keeping a copy for yourself.
If you fax, keep the confirmation; if you mail, use tracked mail.
Tell us when you've submitted so we can track your plan's response and deadline.
How did you send it? (optional)
When did you send it? (defaults to today)
This tells AppealIt you filed so we can track your plan's response. AppealIt never submits anything on your behalf -- $0, always.
Your authorization is expiring. Let's re-file so coverage does not lapse.
Are you still meeting the plan's requirement?
Plans usually require continued benefit to renew. Enter your numbers to check.
Starting weight (lbs)
Current weight (lbs)
Migraine days/mo (before)
Migraine days/mo (now)
No continuation threshold is encoded for your drug class yet. We can still draft the renewal -- document the clinical benefit your doctor observed.
This re-enters the same drafting process as your original appeal. You will review, sign, and submit it yourself. AppealIt is free, always.
What did your plan decide?
Upheld -- they denied it againYour plan maintained the denial. External review may still be an option.
When does the approval / authorization expire?
Most GLP-1 and CGRP authorizations run 6-12 months. Check your approval letter. We'll remind you 90 days before it lapses so coverage does not lapse.
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AppealIt drafts appeals; you file them. AppealIt is not a law firm and does not provide legal or medical advice. This is not a prediction or guarantee of any outcome. $0 to patients, always.