You stay in control
The medical-necessity explanation is the clinician's. MedsClaim never writes the clinical judgment for you.
Your clinical judgment, documented the right way.
You decide whether care is medically necessary. MedsClaim handles the formatting, verification, and delivery so the letter holds up when an administrator reviews it.
Talk to our teamWhy it works
Verified and dated honestly
Your name, license, and NPI appear on the letter, which is dated the day you sign it. No backdating.
Less admin per patient
Fewer one-off letter requests and follow-up calls from patients and plan administrators.
How it works
Evaluate
You assess the patient as you normally would.
Explain
You write why the care is medically necessary for this patient.
Sign
The letter is dated at signing and includes a verification link for the administrator.
Common questions
- Who can write a letter of medical necessity?A licensed clinician who has evaluated you and is acting within their scope of practice.
- What is an NPI and why does it appear on a letter?A National Provider Identifier is a unique 10-digit number for a healthcare provider, and it lets an administrator verify the clinician.
- Can a letter of medical necessity be backdated?No. A letter should carry the date the clinician actually evaluated the patient and signed it.
Eligibility decisions rest with each plan administrator. MedsClaim does not provide medical, tax, or legal advice.