What do you know about Denial claims?

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Denial claims are insurance claims that have been rejected or denied by the insurance company.

Denial claims occur when the insurance company determines that the claim does not meet the policy requirements or is not covered under the policy.
Common reasons for denial claims include incomplete or inaccurate information, lack of medical necessity, pre-existing conditions, and non-covered services.
Denial claims can be appealed by providing additional documentation or evidence to support the claim.
Examples of denial claims include claims for experimental treatments, cosmetic procedures, or services not deemed medically necessary.
Denial claims require thorough review and analysis to identify the reasons for denial and take appropriate actions.

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