Denial appeals that recover what your hospital earned
Short answer
Aerolib helps hospitals overturn medical necessity and level-of-care denials. Physician advisors review the denial and build the clinical argument, and our AI appeal letter tool prepares payer-ready letters with the clinical rationale, the applicable rules and citations.
Reviewed by board-certified physician advisors
Denials we handle
- Inpatient vs. observation level-of-care denials
- Medical necessity denials
- Readmission bundling disputes
- Inpatient chemotherapy denials
The process
- Upload the medical records in Word or PDF
- Aerolib AI extracts the clinical details and drafts the letter
- A physician advisor is available to review and strengthen the argument
- You download a payer-ready letter and submit it
Tools behind it
- AI appeal lettersDisease-specific templates with medical necessity checks
- Readmission bundling guide20+ scenarios with 6 CMS rules
- Chemo denials referenceInpatient criteria for 31+ regimens across 15+ cancer types
Common questions
How do I appeal a medical necessity denial?
Review the payer's reason, gather the clinical evidence that met criteria at the time of admission, and submit a written appeal that cites the clinical facts and the rules that apply. Aerolib's physician advisors and appeal letter tool handle each of these steps with your team.
How long does a denial appeal take?
It depends on the payer and the appeal level. Aerolib starts the review the same day you send the case, so your team doesn't miss a filing deadline.
Do you charge up front?
Aerolib offers a success-based partnership: we earn when you recover, with no large upfront costs.
Talk with a physician advisor
Tell us about your hospital and we'll set up a call with one of our physician advisors.