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Scope: this is not legal or medical advice

Everything here is general information about how insurance coverage and appeals work. It is not legal advice, not medical advice, and not advice about your situation. Coverage turns on your specific plan documents, your state, your plan type, and your clinicians.

Applies to Every page on this site.

What this site is not

Not a law firm and not your lawyer. Nothing here creates an attorney-client relationship.

Not a clinic and not medical advice. Nothing here is a substitute for your clinicians.

Not a referral service. Links point to organizations that publish useful material; they are not recommendations of a provider for you.

Not a crisis line.

Get a human for these

A blanket exclusion, a Medicaid fair hearing, and a Medicare appeal all reward representation. Advocacy organizations and legal aid take these cases.

Verify before you rely on it

The law in this area has changed repeatedly since 2024 and parts of it are in active litigation. Every deadline should be checked against the date printed on your own denial letter, and every coverage claim against your own plan documents.

Where a legal claim on this site has not yet been checked against a primary source, the page says so.

Common questions

Can I rely on the deadlines listed here?
No. Use the deadline printed on your own denial letter. Figures on this site are typical, not authoritative for your plan.

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Last updated 2026-08-06Not legal or medical advice