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Medicaid denied your nursing home coverage?
Appeal — request a fair hearing.
Answer 5 quick questions — get a formal appeal letter, a fair hearing request, and your rights under federal law.
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Instant delivery to your emailMedicaid denied coverage for nursing home care — and you don't know how to appeal
You applied for Medicaid to cover nursing home care. They said no. Now you're stuck paying out of pocket — or your loved one isn't getting the care they need.
You have the right to appeal — and this guide helps you do it.
You have the right to appeal — and this guide helps you do it.
Medicaid denials are common — and often wrong
Medicaid agencies deny coverage for many reasons — but many denials are based on errors or incorrect information.
You have the right to appeal
Under federal law, you have the right to appeal a Medicaid denial and request a fair hearing. You don't have to accept the decision.
A formal appeal is powerful
A well-written appeal letter with legal references is more likely to succeed. We'll help you write one.
You can request a fair hearing
If the agency denies your appeal, you can request a fair hearing before an independent judge. We'll show you how.
What you get
Everything you need to appeal a Medicaid denial.
Appeal letter
Formal letter to the state Medicaid agency — with legal references and placeholders.
Fair hearing request
Formal request for a hearing to fight the denial — step-by-step.
Your rights overview
What federal law says about Medicaid coverage — and how to enforce your rights.
Escalation steps
What to do if the denial is upheld — including state hearings and legal help.
How it works
From denied to appealed in 2 minutes.
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Answer 5 quick questions
State, denial reason, resident info, denial letter, and special concerns.
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AI builds your custom appeal
You get a complete HTML document with appeal letter, fair hearing request, rights overview, and escalation steps.
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Fight the denial
Send the appeal — and get the coverage your loved one deserves.
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Questions
Everything you need to know.
How long do I have to appeal a Medicaid denial?
You usually have 30 days from the date of the denial letter to file an appeal. Don't wait — we'll help you act quickly and make sure you meet the deadline.
What if the denial is based on income or assets?
You can still appeal. Many denials are based on calculation errors or missing information. We'll help you challenge it with the right documentation.
What if the resident is already in the nursing home?
You should appeal immediately. If the resident is already in the facility, the bills are piling up. We'll help you get the appeal filed as fast as possible.
What happens at a fair hearing?
A fair hearing is a formal meeting with an administrative law judge. You present your case, and the judge decides whether the denial was correct. We'll help you prepare.
Do I need a lawyer for the appeal?
Not always — many people successfully appeal Medicaid denials on their own. But if the case is complex, you may want to consult one. The guide includes options for finding legal help.
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