I built HealthReclaim because navigating denied insurance claims feels like trying to unlock a boss level in a game you didn’t sign up for. Appeals are confusing, exhausting, and weirdly still involve fax machines so I set out to make the process instant and automated.
With HealthReclaim, you just paste in your denial letter, click one button, and instantly get:
A plain-English explanation of what the denial actually means
A professionally written appeal letter you can send right away
A phone script to use when calling the insurer
I also built Luigi, an AI who can make the call for you. He’s polite, persistent, and is amazing. Also, with his reputation with killing a former healthcare CEO (hmmm... United Healthcare CEO... for denying insurance claims??). I am sure he will kill these claims as well!
The app was built with:
v0.dev for UI scaffolding
Next.js + Vercel for deployment
OpenAI GPT-4o to generate all the outputs
Future integrations with employer benefit platforms (for HR dashboards)
What I learned: How to translate complex, sensitive real-world problems into an intuitive AI workflow — and how to build trust in a space where most users feel powerless.
Challenges: Structuring unpredictable text input (like denial letters), keeping GPT outputs consistent, and making automation feel like support instead of replacement.
What’s next: Appeal tracking, Luigi being able to call insurance/doctors about claim independently, admin dashboard for employers to connect to benefits like Thatch
HealthReclaim does what modern healthcare often doesn’t — it actually tells you what just happened and what to do next. Nice job Luigi!
Built With
- api
- openai
- v0
- vercel
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