SecondOpinion pilot

Your claim was denied. Most people stop there — before you do, see the whole board.

Upload your denial letter. A panel of AI models from different vendors argues both sides — is an appeal worth filing, on what grounds, with what evidence — and you get a plain-language dossier of where you stand. Decision support, not legal or medical advice.

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Pilot: no payment is taken today. The honest comparison comes first — checkout is below it.

How it works

  1. Share your denial. The denial letter and, if you have them, the relevant plan pages and your state.
  2. The panel argues it. AI models from different vendors take opposing sides under an enforced protocol: one builds the insurer's best case for the denial, another attacks it — the stated denial reason, your plan's own terms, appeal deadlines and rights. Nothing is settled by one model's confident answer.
  3. You get the dossier. A readable brief of the argument — and the full record of who claimed what, on what basis.

What's in the dossier

Your alternatives — compare honestly

Several services already help fight denials — some free, some contingent. Here's the current landscape (prices checked 2026-08-12) and what we do differently:

OptionWhat it doesPrice
ClaimableGenerates and submits evidence-backed appealsFree qualifying / $39.95 + shipping
AppealioEvidence assembly, submission, tracking$0 upfront + 20% success fee
Counterforce HealthFree case-building and appeal help for individualsFree
AppealFlowDenial upload → AI appeal letterFree
Second Opinion dossier Models from different vendors argue both sides before you commit to an appeal; you get the brief and the recorded argument, including where they disagreed per case

If you already know you'll appeal and just need the letter written and sent, the services above may serve you well — some free. Our dossier is for the step before: deciding whether and how to fight, with the case examined from both sides.

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Questions

Is this legal or medical advice?
No. Second Opinion is decision support: it lays out the arguments, sources, and open questions so you can weigh your options with both sides in view — and it tells you when a professional (attorney, patient advocate, your state's consumer-assistance program, or your doctor) is the right next step. It does not represent you, does not tell you what to do, and does not guarantee any outcome.
Will I be charged today?
No. This is a pilot. You reserve a dossier at the price shown; nothing is charged unless you later confirm an order when the service goes live.
What happens to what I share?
The details are in our privacy note — short version: no cookies, no ad trackers, and your form details are used only for this pilot. Please don't include medical records in the pilot form.