DES MOINES, Iowa– A new Iowa- California startup hopes to be a game-changer for patients whose medical treatments have been denied by insurance companies. Co-founders Zach Veigulis, a native Iowan, and Warris Bokhari, a doctor based in California, said Claimable uses an artificial intelligence-powered platform to craft custom appeal letters for insurance…
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