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r/fightinsurancedenials

› This community exists for patients to fight their health insurers' denials of medical treatment coverage. The mods are Stanford students who fought their own insurers and won. Now, we run an appeal-writing service that only charges fees if we win: https://paxosappeals.com/. We'll occasionally mention the business in posts, but the primary purpose of this subreddit is to help people for free. We're happy to answer any questions about fighting your insurance denials!

// MEMBERS
478
› subscribers
// POSTS_INDEXED
pending
› awaiting first crawl
// COMMUNITY_AGE
3y
› since 2023-04-22
// STATUS
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// RELATED_COMMUNITIES [ 6 communities · comparable size ]
// FAQ [ 2 entries ]
01 › What is r/fightinsurancedenials about? [ expand ↓ ]
r/fightinsurancedenials is a Reddit community with 478 members. This community exists for patients to fight their health insurers' denials of medical treatment coverage. The mods are Stanford students who fought their own insurers and won. Now, we run an appeal-writing service that only charges fees if we win: https://paxosappeals.com/. We'll occasionally mention the business in posts, but the primary purpose of this subreddit is to help people for free. We're happy to answer any questions about fighting your insurance denials!
02 › Which subreddits are similar to r/fightinsurancedenials? [ expand ↓ ]
Communities of a comparable size include r/goodomensafterdark (11,028 members), r/uofb (10,996 members), r/adriellesiglersnarkk (10,652 members), r/tfmr_support (10,531 members). Each is listed with its own subscriber and post counts in the related communities section above.