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California · mental-health insurance appeals · opening soon

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When insurance denies residential treatment or IOP as the wrong level of care

A California record-building post for residential, PHP, or IOP denials: identify the requested level, cited criteria, clinical facts, and safer alternative.

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When insurance cuts off therapy mid-treatment

What to preserve when a plan reduces or ends authorized therapy: the approved period, concurrent-review request, criteria, clinical facts, and next step.

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How to document an insurance call without secretly recording it

A California-friendly call log for insurance appeals, plus the consent caution to know before recording a confidential phone conversation.

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Built for the person behind the paperwork

Insurance denials are exhausting. Parity helps make the next step clear.

Parity is a California self-help tool for mental-health insurance denials. It helps you identify a likely filing path and organize the facts. If drafting is available for your plan, it helps prepare a draft you review. Opening soon.

Start with a few questions about your plan and denial. Parity helps organize the likely filing path and the facts to gather. Drafting is available only for supported plans.

Mental-health specific

A California self-help path built around mental-health and substance-use denials, not a generic complaint generator.

Your facts, in your voice

Parity uses the facts you share to help draft your letter. AI can make mistakes, so check every line against what happened. You decide what to send.

One manageable step

A likely filing path, a clearer evidence list, and a packet you can change before anything leaves your hands.

For therapists: Parity is a self-help tool your clients can use to understand a likely next step after an insurance denial. A provider kit is coming at launch.

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