Someone in your corner when healthcare gets complicated.
Health Advocates of America pairs you with a dedicated advocate who untangles insurance denials, reviews medical bills, and helps you make sense of a diagnosis — whether you're on a commercial, employer-sponsored, or Medicaid plan.
Three ways we take work off your plate
Most people call us at a breaking point — a denial, a diagnosis, a bill that doesn't add up. Here's what an advocate actually does for you.
Prior authorization & appeals
We submit prior authorizations for services and devices, then pursue denials to resolution — the sustained follow-through that provider offices, device companies, and hospitals rarely have the capacity to continue.
Claim denials & appeals
We read the denial letter, identify the actual reason behind the boilerplate, and build the appeal — including peer-to-peer review requests when needed.
Medical bill review
We line-item your statements against your coverage and treatment records to catch billing errors, duplicate charges, and overcharges before you pay.
How a case moves
A straightforward process, start to finish — you'll always know what stage you're at.
Free case review
Tell us what's going on. We review your situation at no cost and tell you honestly whether we can help.
Meet your advocate
You're matched with a dedicated advocate suited to your case — insurance, billing, or care navigation.
We get to work
Calls, appeals, records requests, bill audits — your advocate handles the legwork and keeps you posted.
Plain-language outcome
You get a clear resolution and a written summary — and your advocate stays reachable if anything resurfaces.
Why families work with us
Independent, not insurance-employed
We work for you, not a payer or a hospital system — our only client is the patient.
Plain language, always
No jargon dumps. Every update explains what happened, what it means, and what's next.
One named advocate
You're never re-explaining your case to a new voice — one advocate owns your file start to finish.
"I called four different phone numbers before I found someone who would actually explain what the denial meant — and then just handled it."
Start with a free, no-obligation case review.
Tell us what's happening and an advocate will reach out — usually within one business day.