Cancer's second diagnosis is the bill.
Cancer is one of the fastest ways to go broke in America — driven by denials, copays, and drug prices, not the disease itself. OncoQue fights that side for you. We build the insurance appeal and a board-certified oncologist signs it under their own license — an attested appeal a payer has to actually review, not auto-deny — then recover every dollar of copay assistance, Cost-Plus drug pricing, and tax-free HSA/FSA you're owed. You keep your oncologist. We keep you solvent.
Start free: decode your denial — is it worth fighting?A denial isn't a medical decision. It's an algorithm betting you're too sick to fight back.
The attested appeal.
A denied drug, scan, immunotherapy, or surgery. We build the medical-necessity appeal, cite the coverage criteria, and a board-certified oncologist signs it under their own license — the kind of attested appeal that forces real review instead of an auto-no. You pay a share of what we recover, nothing if we don't.
Total cost recovery.
We find every dollar you're owed: manufacturer copay cards, foundation grants, charity care, Cost-Plus generic pricing, and the tax-free HSA/FSA a Letter of Medical Necessity unlocks. Most families leave thousands on the table because no one told them where to look.
Your records, organized.
Every oncologist visit, every lab, every scan, every path report — aggregated into one timeline across thousands of US health systems. An Apple Wallet card with a QR code rides along, so the next ER visit takes ninety seconds instead of forty-five minutes.
A signed appeal.
We turn your denial into a medical-necessity appeal — pulling the coverage criteria, the guideline citations, and the evidence straight from your own records. A board-certified oncologist reviews it and signs under their own license before it's filed. Payers brush off form letters. They can't as easily brush off a physician's signature.
A conversation, not a form.
Sage walks you through what you have, what you're worried about, and what to ask at Tuesday's appointment. Voice-first. Cumulative — Sage remembers everything you've told her, so you never repeat yourself. Free — on your side before you spend a dollar.
Attested, not autonomous.
Your insurer denied you with an algorithm — no clinician read your chart, no name is on it. That's exactly the autonomous decision-making the AMA warns against: AI as a decision-maker instead of a tool a physician stands behind. OncoQue answers in the one language the system can't ignore — a licensed oncologist's signature, attesting medical necessity under their own license.
An algorithm outputs "no." No clinician reads it, no name is on it, no one is accountable — it exists to deny at scale and count on you giving up.
A board-certified oncologist reviews your records and signs the medical-necessity argument under their own license. A signed appeal has to be read by a human.
US board-certified oncologists — signing under their own name, license, and malpractice policy, grounded in your records.
Read your denial and your records, build the medical-necessity case, and sign it — or tell you honestly if it won't fly.
Never a replacement for your oncologist, and never legal advice. A physician-attested appeal, filed alongside you.
Decode your denial.
Denial letters are written to be confusing, and insurers count on you giving up. Tell us the kind of denial and when it arrived — we'll tell you how winnable it is, the strongest argument for your case, and your deadline clock. No upload, nothing stored.
Free tools for the cancer journey
questions to ask · symptom red-flags · appointment prep — no signup
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Walk in with the right questions.
The hardest part of an oncology appointment is knowing what to ask while your head is spinning. Tell us where you are, and we'll build a focused, printable list — the questions a good oncologist wants you to ask. Turn the overwhelm into a page you can hold.
Your questions
Is this an emergency?
Cancer treatment throws symptoms at you, and it's hard to know which can wait until morning and which can't. Tap anything you're noticing right now. We'll show you what oncology teams tell their own patients to do — sorted by how fast it matters.
Prepare once. Walk in ready.
The oncology appointment is 20 minutes. Most of that time disappears explaining context your doctor already has in the chart — or that you forgot to bring. This checklist takes 10 minutes at home and recovers that time in the room.
You pay only when we win. Free to find out where you stand.
We appeal your denial and take a share only of what we recover. If the appeal doesn't win, you owe nothing. The incentive is simple: we only get paid when you get covered.
Contingency · you approve the terms before we file · nothing if we loseWe find your copay assistance, foundation grants, Cost-Plus drug pricing, and the tax-free HSA/FSA a Letter of Medical Necessity unlocks. You keep the savings; a flat fee applies only once we've found real money.
Free to start · you keep what we find · LMN where eligibleThe whole-journey plan for families in active treatment: unlimited appeals, ongoing cost and denial monitoring, your records organized, and Sage on call — so the money side is handled while you focus on getting well.
May be HSA/FSA eligible · cancel any time · pause between treatment linesFour steps between you and a signed appeal.
Your records come together
Every visit, lab, scan, and path report — aggregated into one timeline. FHIR-native. Never shared with a third party.
freeWe build the appeal
Your denial becomes a medical-necessity argument — coverage criteria, guideline citations, and the evidence pulled from your own records.
Sage draftsAn oncologist reads it
A board-certified oncologist reads the draft and edits what needs editing — attested under their own license.
a real doctor's nameThe signed appeal is filed
A physician signs it, we file it, and we track it to a decision. You owe nothing unless it wins.
tracked to a decisionYour cancer records and your money deserve real answers. Here are ours.
US board-certified oncologists, licensed in your state, reviewing under their own name, license, and malpractice policy — never an algorithm alone.
FHIR-native and encrypted. We never sell or share them. Export or delete everything you own, any time — see our privacy terms.
The conversation and record import are free. No card on file until you commission a signed document. No subscription to forget.
OncoQue fights the bills, never the medicine. Your treating oncologist stays exactly where they are.
Start with your denial letter.
Send us the denial — or just tell us where the money is going. We'll tell you free whether it's worth appealing (most are) and what you're likely owed. No card on file. No credit check. You pay a share only if we win.
Fight my denial · free to startWhat OncoQue is not. Not a replacement for the oncologist treating you — your clinical relationship stays exactly where it is. Not a law firm, and not legal advice — insurance appeals are yours to file, and we build and attest them with you. Not a guarantee: no one can promise a payer says yes. What we promise is a real physician's signature on the fight, and no fee unless it works.
Cancer first. Every serious diagnosis next.
The denial machine doesn't stop at cancer. We're starting here — then bringing the same physician-attested fight to the diagnoses that come next. Tell us where it hurts and we'll reach out.
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