This is the list — all 84 payers and all 26,140 unique policy sources, nothing held back for a sales call. Each payer’s policy sources refresh on their own cadence and are flagged — not silently served — once they go stale. If a criterion in one of your appeals came from a source, you can open that source.
Snapshot as of 2026-09-25
84payers, named below
26,140unique policy sources34,357 payer→source mappings across 84 payers
143 degraded · 310 blocked
Every source carries its own refresh cadence. When one fails to refresh it is marked degraded and the criteria drawn from it are flagged in the case — never served silently as current.
HealthLinkElevance Healthshared Elevance Health corpus · 16 plans
431
Healthy Blue KansasElevance Healthshared Elevance Health corpus · 16 plans
431
Healthy Blue LouisianaElevance Healthshared Elevance Health corpus · 16 plans
431
Healthy Blue MissouriElevance Healthshared Elevance Health corpus · 16 plans
431
Healthy Blue North CarolinaElevance Healthshared Elevance Health corpus · 16 plans
431
HighmarkHighmark Health
210
Highmark WholecareHighmark Health
139
Home State Health (Centene)Centene Corporation
241
Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New JerseyHorizon Healthcare Services, Inc.
724
HumanaHumana Inc.
359
Independence Blue Cross—
573
Independence Blue Cross - Medicare AdvantageIndependence Health Group
558
Kaiser Permanente California—
21
Kaiser Permanente WashingtonKaiser Foundation Health Plan of Washington
502
Keystone FirstAmeriHealth Caritas
101
MedicareCenters for Medicare & Medicaid Services
354
MedImpact (Clearwater / Trident Alliance)MedImpact Healthcare Systems
5
Molina HealthcareMolina Healthcare, Inc.
355
Molina Healthcare of IllinoisMolina Healthcare, Inc.
400
Molina Healthcare of KentuckyMolina Healthcare, Inc.
61
Molina Healthcare of OhioMolina Healthcare, Inc.
246
Molina Healthcare of South CarolinaMolina Healthcare, Inc.
10
Molina Healthcare of WashingtonMolina Healthcare, Inc.
34
PA Health & WellnessCentene Corporation
204
Peach State Health PlanCentene Corporation
947
Pennsylvania MedicaidPennsylvania Department of Human Services
201
Premera Blue CrossPremera Blue Cross
457
Regence BlueCross BlueShieldCambia Health Solutions
356
Regence BlueCross BlueShield Medicare AdvantageCambia Health Solutions
171
Simply Healthcare PlansElevance Healthshared Elevance Health corpus · 16 plans
431
Summit Community CareElevance Healthshared Elevance Health corpus · 16 plans
431
Sunshine HealthCentene Corporation
299
Superior HealthPlanCentene Corporation
1,435
UHCUnitedHealth Group
254
UniCare Health PlanElevance Healthshared Elevance Health corpus · 16 plans
431
United Healthcare—
11
UnitedHealthcareUnitedHealth Group
29
UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of ArizonaUnitedHealth Groupshared UnitedHealth Group corpus · 2 plans
354
UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of FloridaUnitedHealth Groupshared UnitedHealth Group corpus · 2 plans
354
UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of MichiganUnitedHealth Groupshared UnitedHealth Group corpus · 4 plans
353
UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of New JerseyUnitedHealth Group
342
UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of New YorkUnitedHealth Groupshared UnitedHealth Group corpus · 4 plans
353
UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of OhioUnitedHealth Group
323
UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of PennsylvaniaUnitedHealth Groupshared UnitedHealth Group corpus · 2 plans
339
UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of TennesseeUnitedHealth Groupshared UnitedHealth Group corpus · 2 plans
339
UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of TexasUnitedHealth Groupshared UnitedHealth Group corpus · 4 plans
353
UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of WashingtonUnitedHealth Groupshared UnitedHealth Group corpus · 4 plans
353
UnitedHealthcare Medicare AdvantageUnitedHealth Group
164
Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue ShieldWellmark, Inc.
212
WellpointElevance Healthshared Elevance Health corpus · 16 plans
431
Wellpoint CareBridgeElevance Healthshared Elevance Health corpus · 16 plans
431
This is the complete list — all 84 payers, nothing withheld for a sales call.
Why two numbers, and not one bigger one
Because counting the same document twice is how coverage numbers get inflated. 4 groups of plans on this list route to a policy corpus they share with their siblings — a licensee network publishing one set of medical policies and serving it under several brands. Counted per payer, that is 34,357 mappings. Counted per document, it is 26,140. We publish the smaller number.
Elevance HealthAmerigroup, Anthem Blue Cross (California), Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield New York, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Virginia, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Western New York, Clear Health Alliance, HealthLink, Healthy Blue Kansas, Healthy Blue Louisiana, Healthy Blue Missouri, Healthy Blue North Carolina, Simply Healthcare Plans, Summit Community Care, UniCare Health Plan, Wellpoint, Wellpoint CareBridge431 × 16
UnitedHealth GroupUnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Michigan, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of New York, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Texas, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Washington353 × 4
UnitedHealth GroupUnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Arizona, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Florida354 × 2
UnitedHealth GroupUnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Pennsylvania, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Tennessee339 × 2
The difference is 8,217 sources that would otherwise be counted more than once. It changes nothing operationally — a denial from a shared-corpus brand is answered from the corpus routed to that brand, and the citation names the document, not the brand — but it is the number you should hold us to.
How a source goes stale
Each source carries its own refresh cadence. When a payer republishes a policy, the source is re-indexed and the criterion’s refresh date moves. If a refresh fails, the source is marked degraded and the criteria drawn from it are flagged in the case — never served silently as current.
What isn’t here
If your payer mix includes a plan that isn’t on this list, say so in the pilot and we’ll tell you honestly whether onboarding it is a week or a quarter. New payer sources are added without a code deploy, but we won’t claim coverage we don’t have.
Now check ours against your denials.
Run it on your own denials. We return cited appeal packages and you judge the before-and-after in one meeting.
