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Get a prescription covered by insurance

The bot reads medical records and the insurance plan's drug rules, then drafts a letter for the doctor showing why the plan should cover a medication you pay for yourself.

Up to $6,000 a year as reported, with no screenshot · 1 case, 1 reports a saving

Starting prompt (adapted)

I pay out of pocket for [medication]. Read my medical records and my insurance plan's drug list and coverage rules, and tell me in plain language whether the plan should cover it given my history and what the plan requires before it pays. Draft a letter to my doctor that lays out the case with the relevant parts of the plan and my records, but do not send it until I have reviewed it. Do not share my records or member details with anyone else without asking me. Tell me what the plan documents say versus what you are inferring.

Written for this site from what the cases below did. It is a starting point, not a prompt anyone posted. Fill in the parts in brackets.

What you still do

  • Gather the medical records and plan documents
  • Review the letter before it goes to the doctor
  • Get the doctor to act on the letter

Where it tends to fail

  • Single text-only claim; the image is the bot's avatar
  • Large yearly saving with no proof shown
  • Depends on your plan's rules and your medical history

Reported savings

$6,000in the first year, across 1 case

As people report it, converted to USD. Only cases where the provider agreed or the change is reported done.

By what backs the amount

  • Evidence: Text only $6,000

    1 case

How well it's backed up

So far this is a single text-only claim, with a large yearly saving that is not shown.

Text only: 1.

How we label cases

Cases

Reported done

1 case Show

The provider agreed or the change is reported done. Biggest saving first. Each case says what backs it.