Denial Facts

Why Denial Facts is the best place to start a health insurance denial appeal

By Andrew at Axion Labs · August 19, 2026, updated September 5, 2026

Three sites rank above ours when people search for an appeal letter. We read each one and put it beside ours. Every cell is what the page itself shows a reader.

Read September 16, 2026. Rival cells describe what each page shows; the pages are linked in the table and listed at the foot, so you can check every cell yourself.

SiteWhat you getPriceA measured numberNames the deadlineNames external review or ERISAA date on the pageA person to write to
Denial Facts (this site)A free deadline calculator and appeal-letter generator that run in your browser, and an optional one-payment Appeal Kit.Free. The Kit is one payment with a refund window.Your insurer's own denial rate and how often external review overturns it, from the file CMS publishes.YesYesData-verified and updated dates on every page.hello@getaxionlabs.com on every page.
Counterforce HealthA free appeal letter drafted by software, with articles.Free to start; the cost question on its page had no visible answer when we read it.A national reversal range on the article and a success claim on the home page, neither sourced on the page.YesYesA byline date on the article, over a year old.An email address.
Fight Health InsuranceFree software-drafted appeal letters plus a state-by-state directory.Free; pay what you want.None on the two pages we read.NoYesNone visible.A contact link; no address on the pages we read.
ClaimableA physician-led appeal-writing service for named conditions and drugs.A flat fee plus shipping; free for some patients through partners.Its own success rate, stated without a source on the page.YesYesA byline date on the article.A contact link; no address on the pages we read.

Our number. Nationally, 18.7% of in-network claims were denied in the newest plan year CMS has published, and 32.8% of the external reviews that were filed overturned the insurer. Source: CMS Transparency in Coverage Public Use File (PY2026 release, PY2024 claims), data.healthcare.gov — US Government public domain, data.healthcare.gov; the release and its date are on where the data comes from.

Where they beat us: the first two draft the letter free of charge, and the third will write and file a physician-led appeal, which we do not do. We publish the record and the deadline; we cannot overturn your denial.

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