Which payers do we work with? Any payer that denied your claim.
There's no network to join and no payer integration to set up. We appeal each denial through that payer's own process, on your behalf. If they denied it, we can work it.
You only bill 8 or 10 of them, and those are the ones that matter. But the wider the coverage, the surer you can be that your payers are all here: every national carrier, government program, and the regional, Medicare Advantage, and Medicaid managed-care plans you actually bill. If you bill it, we can work it. Outcomes vary by payer and claim; recovery isn't guaranteed.
The carriers and programs that make up most of what you bill, and where most denials happen:
Don't see yours? You almost certainly bill plans behind these names, and the free assessment reads your actual payer mix, so you'll know for sure in minutes.
Denials are rising fastest where you bill most
Across payer types, denials keep climbing: 41% of providers now see 10%+ of their claims denied (Experian Health, 2025 State of Claims). We appeal through each payer's own process, so the ones denying most are exactly the ones we work.
Trend figures: industry claims data, 2023–2024. Denial drivers vary by specialty and plan.
Payer questions
Which payers does Volari work with?
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Thousands of payers nationwide, and there's no network for you to join. We appeal denials through each payer's standard process on your behalf, as your authorized representative. That covers every major commercial carrier (UnitedHealthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Anthem, Aetna, Cigna, Humana), Medicare and Medicaid, Medicare Advantage, and the regional and Medicaid managed-care plans behind them.
Do you need a contract or relationship with my payers?
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No. We don't contract with payers. We work the denials on your existing payer relationships, following each payer's documented appeals process and deadlines, exactly as your own billing team would, at AI scale.
What about Medicare and Medicaid claims?
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We work them too. Government and Medicare/Medicaid claims, if you opt in, are billed at a separate flat per-claim fee instead of a percentage, because federal law prohibits charging a percentage on government recoveries. It's disclosed up front and never bundled into the 25%.
Will appealing through my payers cause friction or audits?
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No. Appeals are a contractual right and a routine part of the revenue cycle. We follow each payer's rules and documentation requirements precisely, with nothing that jeopardizes your standing with them.
My payer mix is unusual / regional. Will that be a problem?
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No. Because we work each denial through that payer's own process, regional and less-common plans are handled the same way as the nationals. The free assessment reads your actual denials, across your actual payer mix.
See it against your real payer mix.
The free assessment reads your actual denials, across whatever payers you bill.
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