Review Methodology

InsuranceGuide uses a named editorial review owner even when the page itself is generated through a structured pipeline. Our current review owner is the InsuranceGuide Editorial Review Team, which is responsible for manual-review priorities, sourcing standards, and correction follow-up.

What The Review Team Checks

How The Workflow Works

We keep the source of truth in SQLite, not just markdown. Generation, source upgrades, retrofits, and manual refreshes are all routed through that DB-first workflow so improvements can be tracked and repeated consistently.

Pages with higher claim risk or weaker sourcing can be placed into a DB-backed manual-review queue. That queue is ranked by a mix of claim risk, source quality, content quality score, and commercial or search-priority signals.

What A Manual Review Date Means

A review date means the page was revisited intentionally through the editorial workflow. It does not mean every carrier rule, quote, or filing detail is guaranteed current in real time, and readers should still verify those details before acting.

What We Ask Readers To Do

Use our guides to understand the tradeoffs, then verify the details that matter most to your state and situation with the insurer and the relevant regulator. That is especially important for pricing, filing requirements, network participation, eligibility timelines, and endorsement details.