Editorial Standards

How Legacy Health Insurance researches, writes, reviews, updates, sources, and corrects Medicare education content.

Legacy Health Insurance publishes Medicare education to help readers prepare informed questions and understand common coverage choices. It is educational information, not legal, tax, or medical advice and not a substitute for official plan documents.

Author and accountability

Website educational content identifies Jason George as the responsible author. We publish only credentials and professional claims that can be verified.

Primary-source policy

Medicare rules, enrollment periods, and federal costs are checked first against CMS and Medicare.gov. Social Security is used for enrollment administration, the Department of Veterans Affairs for VA benefits, and the IRS for federal tax information. Insurance plan details are checked against current official plan documents.

Updates and dates

A page's updated date should reflect a substantive edit, not an automatic site refresh. A professional review date is shown only after a meaningful review by the named reviewer.

Independence and limitations

Legacy Health Insurance is an independent insurance agency and does not offer every plan available in every area. Educational content should distinguish general Medicare rules from plan-specific benefits and marketing claims.

Corrections

We correct material errors promptly and preserve useful redirects when a page moves. See our corrections policy to report a concern.

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