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

Jeanne Murray, Nebraska SHIIP volunteer, will be at the UNL Extension Office in Alliance from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. to explain 2019 Medicare enrollment procedures, compare/enroll in prescription drug plans for those new to Medicare and assist Medicare-Medicaid beneficiaries to change their prescription drug plans. 

For an appointment, call 308.632.6554. Leave a message with your name and phone number. Your call will be returned. 

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.

Nebraska SHIIP does not sell or endorse any insurance company or product.

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.

Nebraska SHIIP does not sell or endorse any insurance company or product.

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.

Nebraska SHIIP does not sell or endorse any insurance company or product.

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.

Nebraska SHIIP does not sell or endorse any insurance company or product.

Preparing for retirement can be challenging. Knowing how your Medicare works and what pieces you need is important in your planning. This presentation will provide you with the basic knowledge you need to ensure your Medicare is correctly in place.

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