Not yet taking cases

We can't fight your denial yet.

Being straight with you, because you have enough to deal with: OncoQue does not currently file appeals, and there is no physician on staff to sign one. Anyone telling a cancer patient otherwise should have to prove it. What we do have today is free — and it's below.

Where this actually stands
  1. The free tools work right now. The denial decoder and the red-flag check run entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere, stored, or seen by us. Use them without giving us anything.
  2. The appeal service is not running. No oncologist bench is contracted, nothing is being filed, and no case is being worked. We are not accepting medical records or denial letters, because we could not responsibly do anything with them.
  3. What has to be true before it opens. Board-certified oncologists under contract and licensed where you live, a signed business-associate agreement so your health information is handled lawfully, and a filing process that tracks to a real decision. None of that is done.
  4. Meanwhile, your appeal rights are yours today. They do not depend on us. Your denial letter states your deadline and your right to an internal appeal and an external review — those are the two things worth acting on this week.
Tell me when it opens

An email address, and nothing else. Please don't send us your diagnosis, your records, or your denial letter — we're not set up to receive health information, and we don't want to hold what we can't protect.

No payment · No account · No health information collected · One email when there's something real to say.

You're on the list. That's all this is.

We'll email you if and when the attested-appeal service actually opens. No case has been created, because we aren't working cases yet — please don't wait on us for anything time-sensitive.

Your appeal deadline is real and it is running. The date is on your denial letter. Your plan documents explain your internal appeal and your right to an independent external review. If you need help now, your hospital's oncology social worker or financial navigator can help you file, at no cost — and the CancerCare and Patient Advocate Foundation case managers do this for free.

If anything is urgent, please contact your treating clinician or local emergency services. OncoQue is not an emergency service.

What OncoQue is not. Not a replacement for the oncologist treating you. Not a law firm, and not legal advice. Not currently an appeals service — we do not file appeals, we have no physician under contract to sign one, and we are not accepting medical records. The tools on this site are free educational aids, not medical or coverage advice.