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Health Insurers Deny 850 Million Claims a Year. The Few Who Appeal Often Win.

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After three years of doctors’ visits and $40,000 in medical bills didn’t cure their daughter’s rare condition, April and Justin Beck found a specialist three states away who offered a promising treatment.

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Health Insurers Deny 850 Million Claims a Year. The Few Who Appeal Often Win.

Patients who contest denials face a daunting process, but many are successful. ‘This appeal saved my life.’

10 days ago·New York, United States

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Wall Street Journal broke the news in New York, United States 10 days ago on Thursday, February 13, 2025.

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Health Insurers Deny 850 Million Claims a Year. The Few Who Appeal Often Win.

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Health Insurers Deny 850 Million Claims a Year. The Few Who Appeal Often Win.

Health Insurers Deny 850 Million Claims a Year. The Few Who Appeal Often Win.

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