Notice of Medicare non-coverage
Coverage Ending? Read This First
If a notice says your Medicare coverage is ending, you have a fast, free appeal, and it is run by the government, not us. Here is the call to make and what to say.
Two ways through
Do It Yourself, Free
What the notice means, the appeal that is free and government-run, the phone lookup, and observation versus inpatient and why it changes every bill.
After the Stay, the Bills Come
We chase and check every bill the stay produced and draft the letters. One flat fee, answers within 48 hours.
Why people choose us
A person reads every line, not software.
One flat fee, never by the hour.
Plain language, answers within 48 hours.
Checked against the hospital's own published prices.
More than one bill, or not sure where this fits? Tell us what happened.
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Medicare's own information is at medicare.gov.