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Your denial letter isn't the end of the conversation.
Leo explains what your denial or EOB actually means, in plain English, and helps you figure out your next step.
Leo has no financial relationship with any insurer. Leo works for you.
Most denial letters include a response deadline.
Don't wait to start.
Denial letters are written to be hard to read. That's not your fault.
Dense language, short deadlines, and no explanation of what to do next. Third-party research shows most denials are never appealed — even though a majority of appeals succeed when patients push back. You don't have to figure out the process alone.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Leo can help you understand your denial and prepare a stronger response, but Leo can't guarantee an outcome. Appeals are decided by your insurance company.
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No. Leo has no financial relationship with any insurer, hospital, or drug company. Leo's only job is to help you understand your situation.
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You don't have to. Paste it in or describe what's confusing, and Leo will explain it in plain English.
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Usually, yes. Your denial letter should list a deadline. Leo can help you find it if it's hard to spot.
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You can ask about a peer-to-peer review, resubmission, or other next steps. Leo can help you understand each option.
Don't let a confusing letter be the last word.
Try Leo for free today and get your denial explained in plain English.
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Leo provides health information and guidance, but does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider about your health concerns.