ApproveIt - AI that fights insurance denials — you only pay if you win
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Insurance denied you? We fight back. Upload your denial letter, get a professional appeal in 90 seconds. Pay 15% only when we win. HIPAA compliant. All 50 states.
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I got frustrated seeing how broken the insurance appeal process is
for regular patients. Roughly 73 million Americans have a claim
denied every year — and less than 1% ever file an appeal, even
though most appeals that are filed properly succeed.
The gap isn't willingness, it's expertise. Writing a real appeal
means knowing the exact clinical guidelines and plan terms your
insurer follows, and citing them correctly — while you're already
dealing with a health problem. That's a research task most people
have no way to do. ApproveIt does that research and writes the
letter in about 90 seconds.
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Curious how you actually handle the appeal on the backend, do you have licensed attorneys or advocates reviewing the letters before they go out, or is it fully automated?
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Curious how you actually handle the appeal on the backend, do you have licensed attorneys or advocates reviewing the letters before they go out, or is it fully automated?
@zlemeng6 Great question, and an important one.
Right now it's AI-generated, not attorney-reviewed.
ApproveIt is built as a document automation tool,
not a law firm — every letter includes a disclaimer
that it's not legal advice, and we explicitly
recommend having your treating physician review
the clinical claims before you submit.
The AI's job is narrower than "give legal advice":
it reads your denial letter, identifies which
specific clinical guidelines (MCG, InterQual, CMS
coverage criteria) your insurer actually uses for
that type of denial, and writes a letter that cites
them correctly. That's the exact research most
people can't do themselves — but the AI isn't
making a legal judgment call, it's assembling
documentation.
As we grow, adding a licensed reviewer layer (either
an advocate network or an attorney sign-off tier)
is on the roadmap — being upfront that it's not
there yet feels more important than overselling it.
Appreciate you asking this directly.