Key takeaways
- Medicareresources.org has been providing consumer information about Medicare since 2011.
- Our contributors are authorities on Medicare.
- Content reviews by our health policy panel
- About our mission and our editorial philosophy
Medicareresources.org was created by healthinsurance.org, which itself was created in 1994 and is one of the longest running sources of in-depth information about health insurance for consumers.
Our focus
This site is intended to be a consumer guide, including:
- an overview of the basics of Medicare coverage options, enrollment and eligibility
- an extensive collection of frequently asked questions about coverage
- a blog that provides expert analysis of the policy developments that are likely to affect Medicare coverage
- overviews of state-specific Medicare information
- a glossary of Medicare terms
Our team of experts
This site’s content is authored by a team of veteran healthcare writers who know the health insurance industry, understand the political battles over healthcare – and, most importantly, who know the needs of consumers.
Recent contributors to the site include:
- Louise Norris, who brings a broker’s perspective to her extensive coverage of the Medicare market,
- Personal finance and healthcare writer Maurie Backman,
- Medicare enrollment specialist Jennifer Chumbley Hogue
- Medicare and health policy expert Josh Schultz, and
- Jesse Migneault, journalist and editor who has written about business, government and healthcare.
We actively seek guests posts from organizations that share our common goals: to educate Americans about Medicare and to give them a thorough understanding of how the ACA will make changes to Medicare.
Our health policy panel
Editorial reviews (as noted next to bylines of selected content) are provided by a member of our health policy panel, which includes Louise Norris, Maurie Backman, Josh Schultz, Jennifer Chumbley Hogue.
What we are not
Medicareresources.org is not connected with or endorsed by the U.S. government or the federal Medicare program.
Our business relationships
Our site is owned by an indirect subsidiary of Independence Holding Company, which owns a group of insurance agencies, marketers, and technology businesses. Nevertheless, we operate independently and not at the behest of any insurance agency or carrier.
We are compensated by partners who offer quoting services on our site. This allows us to hire bright people, invest in a robust technology platform to deliver this site for you, and continue our mission to make Medicare coverage more understandable and available to more people. We will not connect you with a licensed insurance agent unless you initiate contact by emailing us, completing a form, or calling one of the telephone numbers on our pages.
Generally, the views expressed on unsigned portions of our site are those of our writers and editors and we may link to third-party resources that express a variety of outlooks. Opinions published by our bloggers and other writers are those of the bylined author and may not necessarily reflect the opinions of healthinsurance.org. Likewise, user-generated content does not represent our viewpoint.
Advocacy or opinion pieces are issue-specific, and should not be considered an endorsement of any particular elected official, political party or ideology.
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