What happens if my prior authorization is denied?

Step 1: Ask your insurer for the specific reason — this shapes your best path forward.

Step 2: Appeal. Most insurers allow one or more appeal levels. We can submit an appeal with additional clinical documentation on your behalf.

Step 3: Consider alternatives while appealing:

  • Ask your pharmacist about covered alternatives
  • Ask your clinician about manufacturer savings programs
  • Consider a 30-day supply at a reduced cash price while the appeal is processed

Step 4: Request an external review. If your appeal is denied, most states offer a free independent external review process.

Contact our Patient Support Team to begin — chat on the website, call 1 (888) 878-4256, or email support@quick.md.

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