One goal: the absolute cheapest legitimate price.

Arik checks every legal channel simultaneously and shows you the actual cheapest one — not the one channel that happens to pay a referral fee.

• arrow_forwardCash price versus your insurance copay, at your specific pharmacy
• arrow_forwardManufacturer copay cards, matched to your specific insurance type
• arrow_forwardPatient assistance programs, including ones for uninsured patients that are often more generous than insured coverage
• arrow_forwardGovernment-negotiated Medicare prices, checked against what your plan is actually charging you
• arrow_forwardWhether an accumulator or maximizer program is quietly capping how much a copay card counts toward your deductible
• arrow_forwardThe full-year cost, not just today's number

Most billing errors only become obvious when documents are compared against each other. Arik reads your bill, your insurance statement, and any prior authorization together, not one at a time.

• arrow_forwardDuplicate charges for the same service on the same date
• arrow_forwardCharges that don't match what your insurance says you actually owe
• arrow_forwardIn-network care processed as out-of-network by mistake
• arrow_forwardMissing prior authorization despite it being on file
• arrow_forwardPreventive care billed as if it were diagnostic
• arrow_forwardA finished dispute letter, addressed to the correct department, citing the exact line item

Insurance denials aren't random — plans grant exceptions in predictable, documentable patterns. Arik knows the real deadline for your specific payer, not just a generic rule of thumb.

• arrow_forwardYour actual appeal deadline — Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial payers all run different clocks
• arrow_forwardA drafted appeal citing the specific coverage criteria your denial referenced
• arrow_forwardA comparison against real, similar cases that were overturned, and exactly what evidence made the difference
• arrow_forwardA clear flag on what's still missing from your file before you submit

Arik never tells you a prior case guarantees your outcome — only what tends to work, and why.

Nonprofit hospitals are legally required to offer financial assistance policies. Most eligible patients — including insured ones — never find out they qualify.

• arrow_forwardYour hospital's actual financial assistance policy, located and read for you
• arrow_forwardWhether your income qualifies, calculated against the federal poverty level
• arrow_forwardA pre-filled application, ready for your signature
• arrow_forwardCoverage for underinsured patients too, not just the uninsured

Medicare requires every Part D plan to offer a free medication review to qualifying members. Most eligible patients don't know it exists.

• arrow_forwardAutomatic eligibility check based on your conditions and medication count
• arrow_forwardA pharmacist — not Arik — reviews your full medication list and can suggest lower-cost alternatives directly to you and your doctor
• arrow_forwardNo cost, no added copay, required by federal law

A large share of the hardest cases involve an adult child managing a parent's bills, or a spouse handling a long hospitalization. Arik supports this directly, not as an afterthought.

• arrow_forwardOne login manages care for multiple family members, each kept separate
• arrow_forwardAuthorization paperwork most payers require — drafted for you, ready to sign
• arrow_forwardA running view across every admission, catching a repeating pattern
• arrow_forwardShare a bill with a family member for a second opinion, without giving them authority to act