IRMAA Appeal
Your Medicare premium jumped. Here's why.
$179 for one person, $279 for a couple.
One flat fee. Never a percentage.
A person reads every line, not software.
One flat fee, never by the hour.
Plain language, answers within 48 hours.
Your letter read against Social Security's own published rules.
Your premium rose because Social Security set it from a tax return two years old, and your income may have changed since. We read your determination letter and prepare the filing that fits. The form is free to file yourself; what you pay for is getting it right. Single covers one person; couple covers both, since each spouse responds separately.
How We Work
Letter Read
Your determination letter, read section by section.
The Fork
Wrong data, or a life that changed. We tell you which.
The Filing
The SSA-44 or correction route, prepared for you to sign.
The Evidence
The checklist of what supports your specific event.
What's Next
What Social Security does, and how long it takes.
Summary
What was decided, what you are filing, what happens after.
Begin when you are ready.
Flat fee, shown before you pay.
PatientStand prepares documents and explains the process. We do not give legal, financial, medical or tax advice, we do not act on your behalf, and we cannot promise any outcome. We are not a law firm, a debt adjuster, or a credit repair organization. We are not affiliated with Medicare, any government program, any hospital, any insurer, or any collection agency. Deadlines are set by Medicare, your provider or the collector and never by us.
Medicare's own information is at medicare.gov.
- The two-year income lookback, explained plainly
- A section-by-section read of your determination letter
- Which of the eight qualifying life events applies
- The right form for your situation, single or couple
- A per-event evidence checklist
- The response window as Social Security states it
- The reconsideration and appeal steps above it
- The free routes named: Social Security's own filing, and SHIP counseling
Answer your Medicare letter.
One flat fee. You send it yourself.
PatientStand prepares documents and explains the process. We do not give legal, financial, medical or tax advice, we do not act on your behalf, and we cannot promise any outcome. We are not a law firm, a debt adjuster, or a credit repair organization. We are not affiliated with Medicare, any government program, any hospital, any insurer, or any collection agency. Deadlines are set by Medicare, your provider or the collector and never by us.
Medicare's own information is at medicare.gov.