Medicare changes every year. Here is what to check before the deadline.
Join a free, no-obligation educational event and learn what is changing, what it may cost you, and the questions to ask before Annual Enrollment ends.

Registration closes Sunday, October 25. No cost, no sales pressure, and soup & salad (water only).

A plain-English walkthrough of the Medicare updates taking effect and how they affect people already enrolled.
How premiums, deductibles and prescription spending limits are moving, and what that means month to month.
Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage, supplements and Part D, side by side, without the jargon.
The five errors we see most often at enrollment time, and how to avoid each one.
When you can make changes, when you cannot, and what happens if you do nothing at all.
Open Q&A at the end. Bring your current plan card and any mail you have received.

Carol Labrum is a licensed, independent insurance agent with CLEARPATH HEALTH LLC CAROL LABRUM SOLE MBR, working with Medicare beneficiaries in the local area. Rather than representing one insurance company, the agent compares the Advantage, Supplement and drug plan options available in your county, so the recommendation fits your doctors, your prescriptions and your budget. These seminars exist because the same questions come up every fall, and an hour in a room answers them better than a phone call ever will. Nothing is sold at the event and there is never any obligation.
Seats are held in the order they are reserved. You will get a confirmation by text and email, plus a reminder the day before.
None. The seminar is free, nothing is sold in the room, and you are never required to meet with anyone afterward.
No. The session is useful whether you are already enrolled or turning 65 in the next year.
Plans change their costs and rules every year, even when nothing changes for you. Annual Enrollment is the one window to react.
Yes. Add them on the registration form so we hold enough seats.
Your Medicare card if you have one, your current plan information, and any notices you have received in the mail.