Do you know what Medicare is paying for?

Each year Medicare fraud and abuse will cost the Medicare system and taxpayers approximately $60 billion annually. 

Knowing what Medicare pays for on your behalf is your first step toward protecting yourself from potential fraud and abuse. You’re invited to attend How to Read Your Medicare Summary Notice to learn what Medicare fraud and abuse could cost you and what you can do to protect your benefits.

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You don’t have to navigate Medicare alone. If you are approaching age 65, or over 65 and thinking about retirement, you are invited to attend this course to answer questions like: • When should I enroll? • What does Medicare cost? • How do I make sure I have the right coverage?

You don’t have to navigate Medicare alone. If you are approaching age 65, or over 65 and thinking about retirement, you are invited to attend this course to answer questions like: • When should I enroll? • What does Medicare cost? • How do I make sure I have the right coverage?

As you approach Medicare eligibility, you will soon realize the complexities and confusion that often come with the Medicare program.  Medicare is a program that is made up of ever-changing parts, countless dates, and specific rules depending on your situation.  Because of the complexity of the program, many newly

Do you compare?

Each year Medicare drug plans make changes to the cost and coverage you can receive. Knowing what those changes are and where to get information on your alternatives is important in ensuring you get the best price and the best coverage, available to you.

Pick the Right Medicare Drug Plan will teach you what tools and resources you have available and what you should consider when it comes to comparing your different options.

As you approach Medicare eligibility, you will soon realize the complexities and confusion that often come with the Medicare program.  Medicare is a program that is made up of ever-changing parts, countless dates, and specific rules depending on your situation.  Because of the complexity of the program, many newly

This class is designed to provide direction on the use of Medicare.gov and the opportunity for attendees to receive hands-on-instruction. Topics to be covered include general site navigation, Medicare enrollment, Part D plan review and cost comparison, “Extra help” application and more. This class is open to people with Medicare, those who will soon be eligible, caregivers and professionals.

As you approach Medicare eligibility, you will soon realize the complexities and confusion that often come with the Medicare program.  Medicare is a program that is made up of ever-changing parts, countless dates, and specific rules depending on your situation.  Because of the complexity of the program, many newly