Develop Comprehensive Medicare Plans with Expert Guidance at Our Seminar "How To Navigate Healthcare in Retirement"

Discover the essentials of Medicare and learn how to choose the optimal plan for your unique needs.

Major Challenges

UNDERSTANDING COVERAGE

Many struggle to differentiate between Medicare parts and options like Original Medicare, Advantage, and supplements.

NAVIGATING ENROLLMENT

Missing enrollment deadlines can lead to penalties and coverage gaps, confusing many about when and how to enroll.

MANAGING COSTS

Balancing premiums, deductibles, and unexpected expenses is tough, especially on a fixed income.

COORDINATING COVERAGE

Combining Medicare with existing insurance can be confusing and may cause gaps in coverage.

Why you should attend

1. Expert Insights

Learn from professionals who clarify Medicare's complexities for informed decision-making.

2. Stay Updated

Discover the latest Medicare updates and how they impact your coverage options.

3. Personalized Approach

Understand how to tailor Medicare plan that fits your needs and budget.

LIMITED SPOTS ARE AVAILABLE

East Hampton Public Library
105 Main St #1,

East Hampton, CT 06424

Wednesday, October 15

12:30 PM

YOU CAN BRING ALONG A GUEST TO ATTEND THE WORKSHOP FOR FREE!

Session Topics

Coverages

Get the facts about what Medicare does and does not cover.

Plans

Learn the differences between parts A, B, C, and D and Medicare Advantage plans explained.

Costs

Understand the costs for each part.

Supplements

Which Medicare supplement is right for you?

Changes

Latest changes to Medicare and how they affect your benefits.

Josh Kerchis

Retirement Healthcare Benefits Analyst

Josh specializes in analyzing healthcare options for individuals approaching retirement. He helps clients navigate various plans to identify the best fit for their unique needs. At Fuchs Financial, Josh is dedicated to providing personalized service, ensuring clients receive tailored healthcare solutions rather than simply selling insurance plans.

* This event is not endorsed by the U.S. Government or associated with any federal Medicare program.