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Healthvocate is not a healthcare provider. It does not diagnose conditions, prescribe medications, or recommend treatments. Information shown about medications, dosages, side effects, prior authorizations, and clinical guidelines is informational and may be incomplete or out of date. For medical decisions, consult a licensed physician, pharmacist, or other appropriate healthcare professional.
Healthvocate is not a law firm and does not employ attorneys representing you. The appeal letters, dispute letters, and benefits applications it drafts are based on templates and the information you supply; whether they are legally optimal for your specific dispute, jurisdiction, or contract terms requires professional legal judgment. For matters involving litigation, contract interpretation, or significant financial exposure, consult a licensed attorney.
Healthvocate is not a financial advisor, tax preparer, insurance broker, or fiduciary. Its Social Security, Medicare, prescription, and benefits analyses use models and assumptions that may not reflect your full financial picture, future tax-law changes, or other relevant factors. For binding decisions about claiming Social Security, choosing a Medicare plan, selecting health coverage, or planning your taxes, consult an appropriately licensed professional.
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The drafts, analyses, and recommendations Healthvocate produces are informational tools, not predictions of success. Whether an insurance appeal is granted, a billing dispute is honored, a benefit application is approved, or a chosen Medicare/Social Security strategy turns out best for you depends on factors outside our control: agency discretion, your insurer's policies, your specific circumstances, and changes in law and regulation. Healthvocate makes no guarantee that any specific result will follow from using it.
Healthvocate uses AI to extract information from documents you upload and to draft prose for the three letter-generation features (prior-authorization appeals, bill disputes, and insurer claim reviews). AI systems can produce inaccurate, incomplete, or hallucinated results — for example, by misreading a CPT code, citing a non-existent policy provision, or stating a deadline that has shifted. We design our software to compute dollar amounts and definitive checks deterministically (not via AI) and we cross-check AI outputs against verified public data sources where we can — but you should still verify any specific claim that matters before acting on it.
Several Healthvocate analyses are built on data we periodically import from public sources, including the CMS Medicare Physician Fee Schedule, the CMS ZIP-to-locality crosswalk, Cost Plus Drugs published pricing, the Social Security Administration parameters published in the U.S. Federal Register, and the HHS Office of Inspector General's List of Excluded Individuals/Entities. These data sets are updated by their owners on their own schedules. For the most current authoritative answer, consult the source directly.
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