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3 free drafts · 54 public sources cited · de-identified by design
Behavioral-health claims get denied. Most just get written off.
Denials eat 30–60 minutes each
Researching the right argument, finding the applicable regulations, writing a professional letter — it's a half-day project for one claim.
Most denials just get written off
~50% of behavioral-health denials are never appealed. Practices leave thousands on the table because the process is too time-consuming.
Generic templates lose
A form letter without code-specific arguments and public-source citations gets routed to the same denial pile. Payers know the difference.
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Appeal letter · draft
Re: Denial — CARC 50 (not medically necessary)
We are appealing the denial of behavioral health services for {{patient_reference}}, denied under CARC 50 (not medically necessary). This denial conflicts with generally accepted standards of care — specifically {{applicable_guidelines}} — which support the requested level of care given the patient's documented {{primary_symptoms}} and functional impairment in {{functional_impairments}}. Applying criteria that require acute crisis for continued behavioral-health care, where comparable medical/surgical conditions are not held to the same standard, operates as a non-quantitative treatment limitation under the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act. We formally request the specific written clinical criteria used to deny this claim and a peer review by a board-certified {{specialty}}.
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