Learn the ABCD's of Medicare @ Your Library

The Main Library and South Branch locations will serve as host to monthly classes on Medicare, led by Jennifer Walter (PH: 325-669-5386) & Breanna Maichel (PH: 253-720-2862), two Medicare specialists. Each class offered will last 45-minutes to 1-hour, with the goal of providing seniors with the tools needed to be able to make the right decision going into Medicare.

We will be practicing social distancing and COVID rules while at these classes and you're encouraged to register to attend a session as limited space will be available for interested participants.

About the Class

Do you know the A, B, C, D's of Medicare? This is a free educational seminar conducted by a Medicare Specialist. The goal of this seminar is to help you better understand Medicare and all of your options as you become eligible to be on Medicare. Here are a few of the topics we will cover directly from the Centers of Medicare Handbook;

• Defining Medicare and it's parts
• How and when to enroll in Medicare
• Annual Enrollment & Special Enrollment periods
• Medicare Health Plan Coverage Choices (Original Medicare/Supplements/Medicare Advantage)
• Prescription Drug Plans
• Do you qualify for extra help with your premiums and how to apply
• What if you plan to keep working?
• What if my spouse isn't on Medicare?
• Other topics along with a Question & Answer session

Schedule of Class Offerings

Below is a list of scheduled classes offered at the Main Library and South Branch.  Each session listed is a clickable link to its calendar listing, where you may then register to attend by providing your name and email address. This will also help to remind you of when your class is coming up.

Please note, each program is tailored the same and will involve sharing the same information, The only difference will be in answering the questions presented from those who participate.