Our Editorial Standards
At Nest Health, we create health content that families rely on when making important decisions for their children and loved ones. We take that responsibility seriously. This page explains how we develop, review, and maintain our content so you understand the standards behind everything we publish.
Our Commitment to You
We aim to make our content clear, trustworthy, and useful for the families we serve.
Accuracy: Our content is grounded in evidence and clinically verified before publication
Accessibility: We write in plain language so families can easily understand and act on the information
Relevance: We focus on real questions Medicaid families face, from everyday health concerns to navigating benefits
Safety: Clinical guidance is reviewed before publication, and urgent or emergency guidance is clearly stated
Ongoing oversight: We review and update content as medical guidance and public programs change
Who Creates Our Content
Our health content is written by experienced writers who focus on healthcare, Medicaid, and family health topics. Writers use reputable sources and follow structured research processes to ensure accuracy.
All clinical content is reviewed by licensed healthcare professionals on the Nest Healthcare team before it is published.
We are continuing to expand transparency across our site. Individual author and reviewer profiles will be added over time so readers can better understand the people behind our content.
Our Clinical Review Process
All content that includes clinical guidance is reviewed by a licensed healthcare professional before publication.
This includes:
Medication dosage guidance
Pediatric health content
Symptom and condition guides
Preventive care recommendations
Reviewers may include physicians, nurse practitioners, or other licensed clinicians on the Nest Health team. When applicable, reviewer names and credentials are listed on individual articles.
Content that directly impacts child safety, such as medication dosage charts and fever guidance, receives additional clinical review.
If you or someone you know is experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 immediately.
How We Source Information
We base our content on reliable, evidence-based sources. These include:
Federal health agencies such as the CDC, FDA, and NIH
Professional medical organizations such as the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Medical Association
Peer-reviewed research and clinical studies
Official state Medicaid resources, including AHCCCS and Louisiana Medicaid
We link to sources within articles when relevant and include a sources or references section on pages that require it.
Nest Health does not accept paid placement or advertiser influence in our content. All editorial decisions are made independently, with a focus on accuracy and usefulness for families.
How We Keep Content Current
Health information changes over time, and we work to keep our content up to date.
We review and update content when:
Medical guidance or clinical recommendations change
Medication dosing guidelines are updated
Medicaid program details, benefits, or eligibility requirements change
Some information, such as Medicaid coverage and public assistance programs, may change frequently. We encourage readers to confirm details directly with official sources when needed.
Feedback & Corrections
We welcome feedback and take accuracy seriously.
If you notice information on our site that seems outdated or incorrect, please contact us at info@nesthealth.com. Our team will review your message and make updates as needed.
Health information evolves, and we value input from the families and communities we serve to help keep our content accurate and useful.