Allison Landa is a writer and editor whose work has been featured in Business Insider, The Guardian US, The Washington Post, and HuffPost Personal, among other venues.

Deborah Lynn Blumberg is a freelance writer and content marketer specializing in business, finance and health and wellness. She has written for The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, MarketWatch, J.P. Morgan. Keller Williams, AAA, the YMCA, Wellesley magazine and Headspace.

Deborah Gordon is author of The Health Care Consumer’s Manifesto: How to Get the Most for Your Money (Praeger 2020). Her research and commentaries have appeared in JAMA Network Open, the Harvard Business Review blog, USA Today, RealClear Politics, TheHill, Kiplinger, and Managed Care Magazine.

Jennie Phipps writes about retirement, Social Security, Medicare, insurance, real estate and other aspects of personal finance.

James is a writer and editor for HealthCare.com and its web properties.  He is a former newspaper journalist. James has an MA in journalism from Syracuse University and a BA in history from the University of Pennsylvania.

Leonie Dennis is a rising subject matter expert in the Medicare and ACA healthcare reform landscape. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from William Paterson University of New Jersey.

Miranda Marquit is a nationally-recognized financial writer and money expert. She’s been covering issues related to healthcare, investing, personal finance and debt for more than a decade.

Michelle Terhune is a freelance writer covering healthcare, marketing and the law.

Paige Cerulli has more than a decade of experience as a content writer and journalist. She frequently covers topics related to health and aging, finance, and business.

Sharon O’Day has enjoyed a long career in international finance, market research, and communication. For the past five years, Sharon has been a sought-after content writer for many projects to educate her peers by making complicated healthcare topics easy to understand.

Tara Seboldt is a personal finance writer specializing in insurance topics.

Walecia Konrad is an award-winning financial journalist and content producer specializing who has focused on health insurance and health care since 2008.

Diane Omdahl has been helping people navigate the complexities of Medicare for more than three decades. She is a nationally recognized Medicare expert, a registered nurse, serial entrepreneur, and has served as a technical expert for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (the organization that runs the Medicare program). She is a frequent speaker on Medicare-related issues. She has been featured in many national publications, including the Washington Post, CBS MoneyWatch, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal Market Watch, Kiplinger, and many more. Her most recent startup, 65 Incorporated, helps people 65 and older get the clear, correct, complete, and credible information they need to make important Medicare decisions. She is also the architect behind the i65 Medicare optimization software suite. i65 enables financial advisors to help clients make smart Medicare decisions.

After Frank Lalli, the former editor of Money and George magazines, was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma, a potentially deadly blood cancer, he turned his experiences with our health care system into becoming The Health Care Detective™ and the author of Simon & Schuster’s Your Best Health Care – Now. He also reports regularly for National Public Radio’s Robin Hood Radio and Parade magazine to help people make better health care decisions and save money, too. In addition, he has testified twice before the U.S. Congress as an expert witness.

Garrett Ball is the owner of Secure Medicare Solutions, a national, independent Medicare insurance brokerage that works with 30+ companies in 43+ states. Secure Medicare Solutions has been in business since 2007 and worked, first-hand, with tens of thousands of people going onto Medicare or already on Medicare.

Kim serves as a key advisor and senior subject matter expert on employer-sponsored benefits and communications. She founded DirectPath’s compliance and communications team, which provides strategy, content development, and management services that drive business results through effective communications. An industry leader, she is often quoted in publications, including the Wall Street Journal, CNBC, Forbes, Consumer Reports, and Employee Benefits News.

Since 2006, Louise has analyzed and written about all aspects of health insurance and health care reform at both the state and federal level. She has written extensively for healthinsurance.org, Verywell, medicareresources.org, HSA Store, ADP’s Spark and Boost platforms, the Colorado Health Insurance Insider, and Anthem’s Benefits Guide, along with various other publications.

Her work has also been published by Health Affairs, as she was part of a team of health policy analysts who initially addressed how the lack of federal funding for cost-sharing reductions would affect premiums and premium tax credits in the individual health insurance market.

Ronnell Nolan founded Health Agents for America, Inc. in 2012, a non-profit trade association exclusively for health insurance agents. She has been in the insurance business as an agent for 37 years and lobbyist for 15 years.