Challenge an insurance denial.
For individuals and small businesses: share a redacted denial excerpt, the plan, claim type, and state. ReClaim checks whether its current demo has a matching source, then may prepare a sample appeal request to review. If a medical bill is tied to an insurance denial, start with that denial; standalone bills are not supported.
- One sample-only California health-plan match
- Other combinations receive an unsupported notice
- The policy citation is a placeholder
- No appeal outcome is guaranteed
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How it works
Three practical steps to prepare a request.
The intake checks for one sample-only California health-plan case. Other combinations get an unsupported notice; a match still produces a demonstration draft, not a verified policy review.
- 01
Share the denial details
Paste a redacted excerpt and enter the insurer or plan, claim type, and state. Leave out names, member IDs, and other personal details.
- 02
Check the demo coverage
ReClaim checks those details against its source registry. Right now it contains one sample-only California health-plan case; other combinations are unsupported.
- 03
Review a sample draft
When the sample case matches and the AI service is available, ReClaim can draft an appeal request for you to review. Its policy citation is a placeholder, not verified plan language.
A denial can leave an individual or a small business unsure what to ask next. ReClaim helps organize the denial details into a clear request for the plan to review its decision and explain its reasoning.
If a medical bill is connected to an insurance denial, the denial excerpt can be a starting point. The current intake does not review standalone provider bills, and its only matching source is a sample-only California health-plan case. No result is guaranteed.
For individuals
Start with a redacted insurance denial to see whether the limited sample flow matches your plan, claim type, and state.
For small businesses
A small-business owner can try the same intake for a group health-plan denial. The demo has only one sample California match.
For a disputed medical bill
If the bill followed an insurance denial, use the related redacted denial excerpt. Standalone provider bills are outside this demo.
FAQ
The questions everyone asks first.
If yours isn’t here, write to re-claim@polsia.app.
Is this legal advice?
No. The current flow is a demonstration draft, and its policy citation is a placeholder rather than verified plan language. Check your plan documents and applicable rules before using a draft; consult a qualified attorney for legal advice.
What cases can I try?
The demo currently matches one sample-only California health-plan case. Other insurers, states, and claim types receive an unsupported notice rather than a draft.
Can I use it for a disputed medical bill?
The current intake is for an insurance denial, not a standalone provider bill. If a bill is tied to an insurance denial, you can try the related redacted denial excerpt; the demo still only matches its single sample case.
Will the appeal succeed?
There is no guaranteed outcome. ReClaim may prepare a sample request for you to review; the insurer or plan makes the decision, and the app does not submit it for you.
Start your appeal
See whether the sample flow matches your denial.
Enter a redacted denial excerpt and check the limited demo coverage. A matching sample case may produce a draft for you to review.
Questions? Email re-claim@polsia.app.