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CaseWhy Appeals — every Medicare appeal, explained, written, and tracked

CaseWhy Appeals is the Medicare appeals engine that works alongside what you already use — your practice software, your CRM, your own spreadsheet. It doesn't replace your system of record; it does the appeal. See every appeal type it covers on the coverage map.

CaseWhy Appeals is not affiliated with or endorsed by Medicare, CMS, or any health plan, and is not a law firm.

What a family sees

What a professional gets

Seats

Free, permanently

$0 / seat

For SHIP and SHINE counselors, long-term care ombudsman programs, legal aid, and nonprofit staff — with attribution, forever, no renewal.

Professional

Free through the founding pilot (to Feb 28, 2027), then $99/month per seat

For independent advocates, care managers, and attorneys in private practice. Unlimited cases.

Per-site license

Pricing set once the founding facilities are on

For home health agencies, hospices, and independent skilled nursing facilities — one license per site.

Why this exists

"We built CaseWhy Appeals because our own family's Medicare letters didn't explain themselves — a denial would arrive, and figuring out whether it was even worth appealing, and by when, took hours we didn't have. Then we learned the real number: only 1 in 9 Medicare Advantage denials gets appealed, but more than 8 in 10 appeals win. That gap is the appeal paradox, and it's the reason this exists — not because appealing is hard to win, but because almost nobody does it." — Peter, founder of CaseWhy

Find your page

Advocates & care managers

The professional seat, the founding-advocate pilot, and linking cases back to your own records.

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SHIP & SHINE counselors

A free counselor seat, forever, plus free pages to hand out today.

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Elder-law & legal aid attorneys

The professional seat for firms, a free seat for legal aid, and the higher-level forms filled.

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Home health, hospice & SNFs

Why a family's fast appeal is in your interest, and one-sheets with a QR code for the floor.

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Long-term care ombudsman programs

A free program seat, observation-status and discharge content, and a state-program template letter.

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Press

The appeal paradox, sourced, plus product facts and the founder's own story.

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