Done-for-You Insurance Appeal Letter Service

Skip the stress. I’ll write a custom, insurer-ready appeal letter for you-professionally crafted to give you the best chance at overturning your denial.

Feeling Overwhelmed by the Appeals Process?

You don’t have to do this alone. With over 25 years of experience as a Certified Lymphedema and Occupational Therapist, I know exactly what insurers want to see in an appeal—and what makes them listen.

Service Options:

 Option 1: Digital Appeal Letter —  $275

• A professionally written appeal letter tailored to your denial
• Evidence-based, insurer-friendly language that strengthens your case
• Incorporation of your supporting documentation, medical codes, and research
• Delivered digitally (Word + PDF) with clear instructions for submission

 Option 2: Appeal Letter + Mailing Service —  $345

• Includes everything in Option 1
• I’ll prepare and mail your completed appeal packet directly to the insurance company
• You’ll receive a digital copy for your records

Option 3: Full-Service Appeal —  $450

• Includes everything in Option 2
• Plus: I’ll coordinate directly with your entire treating team (physician, therapist, or multiple providers)
• Supporting medical letters and documentation added on your behalf
• Your strongest, most comprehensive appeal packet—fully handled start to finish

How It Works

1. Select your service option at checkout
2. Receive a secure intake form to share your denial details
3. I’ll review your information and create your personalized appeal letter
4. Depending on your choice:
   
• Option 1: You receive your letter digitally (Word + PDF)
• Option 2: I mail your completed appeal packet and send you a copy
• Option 3: I handle everything—including provider coordination—so you don’t have to lift a finger

Delivery Time: 5–7 business days after you complete your intake form.

Important Note

While this service is designed to give you the best possible chance of success, approval is not guaranteed. Each insurance company has its own policies and criteria.

That said, persistence is often the key. Even if your first appeal doesn’t succeed, this process lays the groundwork for stronger appeals at the next levels. Many patients find success not on the first try, but through persistence, organization, and well-prepared follow-ups.

Closing Thought

You are not alone in this process. Every appeal filed is a step toward being heard and toward getting the care and coverage you deserve. Whether this is your first appeal or your third, staying organized and persistent can make all the difference. I’m here to help you take those steps with confidence.