CARC-aware, ERISA-grounded, and cited to public coding standards. Enter the denial details only, no patient data, and Tuenda drafts a signable appeal letter. 44% of internal appeals reverse the denial.
Roughly 1 in 5 in-network claims is denied, yet fewer than 0.2% are ever appealed. Most get written off because drafting a defensible, code-cited letter takes time nobody on the billing team has. When practices do appeal internally, 44% of those denials reverse and up to 80% of appealed claims are ultimately paid. The revenue is on the table. The appeal just never gets written.
Enter the CPT, payer, and CARC/RARC code, and Tuenda decodes the denial reason and its X12 group on-device, with a hard PHI gate so no patient identifiers ever leave the browser.
It builds the case against public coding standards: NCCI bundling edits, LCD medical-necessity criteria, and the ERISA 2560.503 appeal basis, cited by name.
A signable appeal letter streams out with bracketed placeholders for claim identifiers, never invented, ready to copy or print on letterhead as a PDF.
Enter the denial details, CPT, payer, and CARC, and Tuenda drafts a signable, cited appeal letter. No patient data leaves your device.