Insurance companies are stealing from doctors.
It's time to fight back.
We're building the weapons independent doctors need to beat insurance companies at their own game and get paid what they're owed.
You're fighting a rigged system every single day
Every morning, you wake up knowing that insurance companies will try to steal from you. Every claim you submit is a battle. Every denial feels personal—because it is.
You're drowning in administrative warfare
Hours spent on prior authorizations, appeals, and phone calls that lead nowhere. Time stolen from patient care.
Your cash flow is held hostage
Payments delayed for months. Denials for "insufficient documentation" when you know you submitted everything correctly.
You feel powerless and alone
Fighting billion-dollar corporations with spreadsheets and phone calls. Watching colleagues give up and accept lower reimbursements.
What You Face Every Day
The American healthcare system extracts profit from human suffering
Two forces are systematically destroying independent medicine. Here's how they're doing it:
Systematic Claim Denials
Insurance companies deny valid claims to maximize shareholder value, forcing doctors into endless administrative battles.
Bureaucratic Warfare
Delays aren't accidents—they're profit strategy. Every day they hold your money, they earn interest while your practice suffers.
Administrative Exhaustion
Complex processes designed to make fighting back more expensive than accepting the loss. They're banking on your burnout.
Hospital Gutting
Private equity buys hospitals, cuts staff to the bone, and extracts maximum profit before moving to the next target.
Price Manipulation
Raise prices while cutting costs. Patients pay more, staff gets less, and PE firms pocket the difference.
Healthcare as Finance
They treat medicine as financial engineering—optimizing spreadsheets while patient care becomes a cost center to minimize.
The Math Is Simple
Patients wait months for care while administrators get rich. Extract maximum revenue, minimize actual care. This is the system we're fighting.
We're Building the Technical Infrastructure to Fight Back
Automation
We automate the appeals process to recover what doctors are owed. No human emotion required—just systematic execution.
Data
We track denial patterns, identify systematic abuse, and build evidence-based strategies that insurance companies can't ignore.
Infrastructure
We're building the technical infrastructure to make the current system obsolete. Better tools, better outcomes.
We're not here to reform the system. We're here to replace it with something that actually works for doctors and patients.
Imagine a world where doctors win
We're not just building software—we're building the infrastructure for independent medicine to thrive. A future where insurance companies fear denying legitimate claims.
Reactive & Isolated
Each doctor fights alone, learning denial patterns the hard way, spending hours on appeals that should take minutes.
Proactive & United
AI predicts denials before they happen. A network of doctors sharing intelligence and winning strategies in real-time.
Manual & Exhausting
Phone calls, faxes, and paperwork. Insurance companies profit from making the process as painful as possible.
Automated & Powerful
Perfect appeals generated instantly. Claims submitted with bulletproof documentation. Insurance companies pay on time.
Accepting Defeat
Many doctors give up on legitimate claims, accepting lower reimbursements just to avoid the fight.
Thriving & Focused
Doctors spend their time healing patients, not fighting bureaucrats. Independent practices flourish with predictable revenue.
The Healthcare System We Deserve
Where doctors are respected as professionals, not treated as adversaries. Where patient care comes first, and administrative warfare becomes obsolete. Where independent medicine doesn't just survive—it thrives.
The revolution starts with you
Every doctor who joins makes us stronger. Every claim we win together sends a message that independent medicine won't be bullied into submission.
The best time to fight back was yesterday. The second best time is now.
Ready to stop losing money to insurance companies?
Join thousands of doctors who refuse to accept the status quo. Get early access to the tools that are changing the game.
Frequently Asked Questions
Learn more about our mission to fight insurance denials
Muni Health exists to fight back against the insurance industry's systematic denial of medically necessary care. Independent medical practices lose 15-25% of revenue to insurance denials, and most don't have the resources to fight back effectively. We're building AI-powered tools to level the playing field and ensure doctors get paid for the care they provide.
Insurance companies deny $300+ billion in claims annually, forcing independent practices to either accept losses or spend 45+ minutes per appeal. Most practices write off 15-20% of denials because fighting them isn't financially viable. Muni automates the appeal process, reducing the time to 2 minutes and increasing success rates from 65-75% to 82%+, making it economically feasible to fight every denial.
We provide two core solutions: (1) Muni Appeals - AI-powered insurance denial appeal automation that fights rejected claims with minimal staff time, and (2) Muni RCM - full revenue cycle management that handles billing, coding, and collections at flat monthly rates (not percentage-based). Both are built specifically for independent practices, not hospital systems.
Muni Health was founded by technologists who witnessed firsthand how insurance companies systematically deny medically necessary care to maximize profits. After seeing independent practices struggle with the administrative burden of fighting denials while insurance companies employ armies of reviewers to reject claims, we built AI-powered tools to automate the fight and restore balance.
You can join our mission by: (1) Using Muni Appeals or Muni RCM to fight back against denials in your own practice, (2) Sharing your denial stories to help us understand common patterns, (3) Joining our waitlist for early access to new features, or (4) Spreading the word to other independent practices who are struggling with insurance denials.