counterforce

American  

[koun-ter-fawrs, -fohrs] / ˈkaʊn tərˌfɔrs, -ˌfoʊrs /

noun

1. a contrary or opposing force, tendency, etc.

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Etymology

Origin of counterforce

First recorded in 1600–10; counter- + force

Example Sentences

He is the principal investigator on the Johns Hopkins YayaGuide AI for Caregiver Training project and co-principal investigator on the University of Pennsylvania’s Counterforce Health project.

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After two failed appeals and endless phone calls with her doctor and insurer, Reisen learned about Counterforce Health, a company that uses AI to help patients craft informed appeal letters to fight claim denials.

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Now, AI tools such as Counterforce Health, Claimable and Fight Health Insurance are trying to simplify the process by letting users upload documentation of their denied claim to help an algorithm craft an appeal letter on behalf of the patient.

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Middle-aged caregivers using Counterforce Health on behalf of their parents began to fight claims for themselves and their kids, too, so the platform has since expanded to help craft appeals for claims outside of Medicare Advantage for people of all ages.

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Counterforce Health is still fairly new and doesn’t mandate that users report the result of their appeals, so individual outcomes are hard to track.

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