Request a Peer-to-Peer review
A Peer-to-Peer is a doctor-to-doctor conversation with the insurance company's medical director. It can overturn denials in days instead of months — but you have to ask quickly.
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A growing number of states (including Washington's SB 5395, California's SB 1120, and Texas's HB 711) now require that medical-necessity denials be reviewed by a licensed clinician — not just an algorithm. A Peer-to-Peer guarantees that happens.
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15-day windowSeptember 2, 2026 Dear Dr. [Doctor's name], I am writing as your patient ([Your full name], DOB [Your date of birth]) to request your office's help with a time-sensitive insurance denial. On [Date of denial letter], [Insurance company name] denied coverage for [Procedure / medication / service]. The stated denial reason was: "[Insert denial reason exactly as written in the letter]" I would like to formally request that your office schedule a Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Review with the insurance company's medical director. A P2P is often the fastest way to overturn a medical-necessity denial — sometimes within days instead of the months an external appeal can take. Please note that the window to request a P2P is typically only 15 days from the denial, so timing matters. I am happy to: - Provide any additional history, imaging, or labs you need - Sign any release of information forms required - Be available by phone if the medical director has questions for me Thank you so much for advocating for me on this. I deeply appreciate your time. Sincerely, [Your full name]
Send via your doctor's patient portal for fastest response. If you don't hear back in 48 hours, call the office directly and reference this request.