Appeal every denial
without losing the afternoon
Upload the denial, let Muni read the payer logic, and get a complete appeal draft with medical-necessity arguments, policy-aware structure, and a clean review path.
First 3 appeals free. Then $20 per appeal.
Recovering revenue from
- Aetna
- BCBS
- UnitedHealthcare
- Cigna
- Humana
- Anthem
From denial letter to review-ready appeal.
Muni turns scattered payer language into a focused argument your team can approve, edit, and submit.
Reads the denial reason
Muni extracts payer, codes, deadlines, denial category, and the specific appeal posture from the uploaded document.
Builds the argument
The draft is organized around medical necessity, payer policy, clinical support, and the evidence the reviewer expects.
Leaves staff in control
Your team reviews the appeal before it goes out. Automation compresses the drafting work; it does not remove clinical judgment.
- 3starter credits
- allmajor payers
Payer · Denial letter
CO-50 — services not deemed medically necessary. Appeal rights expire in 30 days.
Muni · Appeal draft
Ready for reviewArgument built on medical necessity, the payer's own policy, and the evidence the reviewer expects.
Your team approves before anything is sent
The appeal is only useful if it matches the payer's real objection.
Generic templates are easy to ignore. Muni keeps the letter specific enough to be credible and structured enough to move quickly.
Fast enough for low-dollar claims
The economics change when a draft takes minutes instead of an hour. More denials become worth fighting.
The economics change when a draft takes minutes instead of an hour. More denials become worth fighting.
Patterns improve over time
Outcome feedback helps identify payer-specific denial patterns so the next appeal starts smarter.
Outcome feedback helps identify payer-specific denial patterns so the next appeal starts smarter.
Built around safer handling
Appeal work happens in the product flow, where review, data boundaries, and audit context can stay explicit.
Appeal work happens in the product flow, where review, data boundaries, and audit context can stay explicit.
“The first no stops becoming the last word.”
Muni Appeals
Start with one denial
Let the next claim
become an appeal
Send a denial through Muni Appeals and see the full draft before committing to anything larger.
Questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
Pricing, coverage, timing, and what the product actually does for your team.
Your first 3 appeals are free — no credit card, no setup fee. After that, each appeal is $20. Credits never expire and there is no subscription, so you only pay when a denial is worth fighting.
Insurer decision timelines vary by plan and review type. Muni prepares a review-ready draft from the denial and supporting records; your team verifies the current deadline, signs, files, and follows up with the payer.
Success rates vary by payer, denial reason, and documentation quality. What moves the number is a complete, policy-specific argument — which is exactly what Muni structures: the payer's own policy language, the clinical evidence the reviewer expects, and a clean submission path.
No. Most insurance appeals can be handled internally by medical practices with proper documentation and evidence. Muni Appeals provides the drafting, evidence checklist, and payer-policy citations to handle appeals without legal fees.
Time savings depend on the denial and the records available. Muni prepares the first draft, candidate policy references, and an evidence checklist; your team reviews the clinical facts and current plan requirements before filing.
Muni can prepare drafts for denials from Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield plans, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, Humana, Medicare Advantage plans, and other commercial payers. Your team must verify the current plan-specific policy, deadline, and submission route.