Route
We identify whether the message concerns accuracy, accessibility, a technical issue, or a business inquiry.
Contact
Use this channel for editorial feedback, corrections, accessibility issues, or partnership inquiries—not claims or policy service.
Do not include policy numbers, medical details, Social Security numbers, payment information, claim files, passwords, or other sensitive data. This public editorial channel cannot authenticate an account, issue coverage, change a policy, or protect documents intended for a secure claim portal.
Message checklist
A concise, verifiable note is more useful than account detail. We only need enough context to locate and assess the public-facing issue.
| Message type | Please include | Please leave out |
|---|---|---|
| Editorial correction | Page URL, disputed statement, explanation, and authoritative source | Policy, quote, or claim documents |
| Accessibility issue | Page URL, device or browser, and the task that was blocked | Passwords, screenshots with personal data |
| Broken link | Page URL, link text, and expected destination if known | Account credentials |
| Partnership inquiry | Organization, purpose, audience benefit, and any proposed commercial terms | Unrequested attachments or personal lists |
What happens next
We identify whether the message concerns accuracy, accessibility, a technical issue, or a business inquiry.
For corrections, we compare the statement with the strongest relevant source and check the page context.
We correct or clarify confirmed issues and assess whether related pages need the same update.
We use recurring questions to improve definitions, examples, navigation, and supporting resources.
No. Claim decisions require the policy, loss facts, applicable law, and an authorized reviewer. Use the reporting or support information provided by your insurer; our claim preparation guide explains the general documentation sequence.
We provide educational frameworks for comparing needs, terms, and evidence. A personalized recommendation requires facts and licensing that a general editorial contact channel does not provide. Use the company research method to evaluate evidence.
Choose “Editorial correction” and include the exact page URL, the statement at issue, why it may be wrong, and a regulator, public program, policy, or other authoritative source.