FAQ
Can aJust help me prepare an appeal letter to an insurance company?
Our aJust experts are here to help you with 100% of the appeals process. This means that, not only will we help you prepare the appeal letter, but we’ll also take care of the entire fight—from additional paperwork to internal and external reviews. Once you’ve filled out the form and submitted the receipt, you can rest assured knowing your appeal is in our hands.
Do aJust and denial claim attorneys work the same way?
While both aJust and claim attorneys can help you fight health insurance claim denials, there are some key differences in the way they go about this. A health insurance lawyer may charge a high hourly rate or a hefty fee up front before you know whether or not you will win your appeal. With aJust, you only pay a percentage of your reimbursement once you’ve won your appeal. If the appeal is unsuccessful, there is no cost to you.
Will aJust handle my denied medical claim?
Yes. Simply contact us via text or phone so we can understand the specifics of your situation and we can determine how we can help you.
Why should I select aJust to help me fight my health insurance denial?
aJust is purpose-built to help Americans fight and win their health insurance appeals. Insurance companies have benefitted from a confusing, complicated, and painful appeal process for far too long. At aJust, we’re experts in how the appeal process works and make sure we file the appeal in a way that maximizes your chances of getting your money back. You can sit back and
relax while we do the dirty work of fighting your denial.
Plus, because you usually have just one shot at getting your appeal right, it’s important to set your case up for success. At aJust, we make sure your appeal is handled the correct way in order to save you money.
Do I get unlimited attempts to fight and appeal a denied health insurance claim?
In short, no. Your health insurer may allow unlimited appeals for their appeal; however, you are often permitted only one appeal for external appeals.
How long does the appeal process take?
For internal appeals, your health insurance company must respond / make a decision within 60 days if it’s an appeal for a service you have already received. If you have yet to receive the service and it’s a pre-authorized denial, your health insurance company must make a decision within 30 days.
For external appeals, decisions are typically made within 45 days of receiving the request. In some cases you may be able to expedite the external review and receive an answer in less than 72 hours.