How it works
Free to understand. Appeals Plus for $39 to fight, per case, every level, 12 months.
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Upload the notice
FreeAn application denial, an entitlement determination, a Part B enrollment denial, or a late-enrollment penalty letter. We read it and tell you which situation applies and the date that starts your clock.
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Get the explanation
FreeIn plain language: what the notice says, what the actual rule requires, and whether a special enrollment period or a federal-misinformation relief request applies to your situation.42 CFR § 406.27
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See your real deadline
FreeA written reconsideration request is due within 60 days of receiving the notice (about 65 days from the date on it, with the standard mailing presumption).20 CFR § 404.909
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Fight it — Appeals Plus
$39, per caseWe write the request first and show you the preview. If we can't write it, you're never asked to pay. This is the appeal packet:
- The reconsideration request, argued from the rule and your own facts.
- The 407.32 relief request, with the evidence list, if federal misinformation or SSA's own error applies.
- The SSA-1696 Appointment of Representative form, so you can act for your parent.
- Every follow-up letter as the case moves, at every level, for 12 months.
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Keep going until it's done
FreeUpload each decision as it arrives and the case moves to the next level with a new deadline and a new letter. One payment covers this case at every level for 12 months.
What $39 is compared to
| Option | Price | Knows Social Security's rules and deadlines | Cites the rule | SSA forms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Doing it yourself | $0 | You look it up | — | — |
| Free AI letter tools | $0–25 | No | No | No |
| CaseWhy Appeals Plus | $39 per case | Yes | Yes, on every claim | Yes |
| An elder-law attorney | Hourly | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Prices for other services as observed September 2026.
Then we keep track of it
Every step, every form, every date, in one place — free, for as long as the case takes.
Sample case — not a real family
Notice date
Sep 18, 2026
Appeal sent
Sep 22, 2026
Decision expected by
Oct 22, 2026
Next deadline
12 days left
4 of 8 steps done · next: send it was Sep 22
- Read your notice
- Know your deadline
- Decide who acts
- Get the letter
- Gather what goes with it
- Send it
- Wait for the decision
- Decision received
Why not free?
The explanation is free because you shouldn't have to trust us before you've seen that we read your notice correctly. The packet costs money because it costs us money to build and keep current.
Questions people ask
- What if you can't write my letter?
- Then there's nothing to pay for. We prepare your letter first and show you the preview; the $39 unlocks the download.
- Is this legal advice?
- No. CaseWhy Appeals explains the rules and prepares documents; it isn't a law firm and doesn't replace one.
- Is Plus a subscription?
- No. A single, one-time payment of $39 per case — nothing renews or recurs. It covers every letter and every appeal level for 12 months.
Not legal advice. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Medicare, CMS, or any health plan. A product of CaseWhy LLC. See Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
