MedAlertGuide Editorial Team

Priya Mehta

Licensed Insurance Advisor & Senior Editor

Priya Mehta is a licensed insurance professional with over 12 years of experience in Medicare supplemental insurance, Medigap plan counseling, and senior healthcare coverage research. She has held insurance advisory roles in the US Medicare market and brings direct experience helping beneficiaries navigate plan selection during their Initial Enrollment Periods and during annual reviews.

Priya serves as the primary reviewer for all Medicare Supplement plan content on MedAlertGuide, ensuring accuracy against CMS publications and current market data. She holds a licensed insurance advisor credential and has completed continuing education in Medicare and Medigap regulations.

Areas of expertise: Medicare Supplement Plans A–N, Medigap enrollment strategy, state-specific rating regulations, Birthday Rule states, enrollment timing.

Arjun Rao

Senior Healthcare Writer

Arjun Rao is a healthcare and consumer finance writer specializing in Medicare, Medicaid, senior financial planning, and personal emergency response systems. He has covered Medicare policy changes, CMS regulatory updates, and senior safety technology for the past 8 years. His work is characterized by translating complex regulatory language into plain, actionable information for non-specialist readers.

Arjun authors the Medicare guide pages, medical alert system reviews, and educational content on MedAlertGuide. All content he produces is reviewed by licensed insurance advisors before publication.

Areas of expertise: Medicare Part A/B/C/D coverage explanations, medical alert device research, Medicare Advantage vs. Medigap comparisons, open enrollment guides.

Editorial Review Process

All content on MedAlertGuide follows this review workflow:

1. Research & drafting — writer researches from primary sources (CMS, Medicare.gov, SSA, state insurance departments)
2. Fact-checking — key data points (premiums, deductibles, dates, benefit descriptions) are verified against primary sources
3. Expert review — licensed insurance advisor reviews all Medicare plan content for technical accuracy
4. Publication — published with author byline, published date, last reviewed date, and next review due date
5. Scheduled review — content is reviewed at least annually or when CMS announces changes