Medicare made clear — learn the basics over a complimentary dinner.
Join a free, no-obligation educational seminar for a plain-English introduction to Medicare, whether you are enrolling for the first time or simply want to understand your coverage better.
Registration closes Friday, September 4. No cost, no sales pressure, and nothing is sold at the table.
Greer, SC 29651
The Medicare basics you need to move forward with confidence.
A clear introduction to Parts A, B, C and D and the role each one plays in your coverage.
The enrollment periods that may apply to you, including what to consider before leaving employer coverage.
How Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage and Medicare supplements differ in everyday use.
Where Part D fits, why formularies and pharmacies matter, and what to review before choosing coverage.
The premiums and out-of-pocket costs to expect, plus common enrollment mistakes and how to avoid them.
A practical checklist for comparing your needs, followed by time to ask your own Medicare questions.
A real sit-down meal at Applebees.
You order off the menu, we take care of the bill, and the presentation happens between courses. Reserve early so we can give the restaurant a head count.
Seating is table service, not a buffet line. Let us know about allergies or dietary needs on the form and the kitchen will accommodate them.
The meal is provided at no cost to you and carries no obligation to buy anything or to meet with the agent afterward.
Timothy James
Your speaker is a licensed, independent insurance agent who works with Medicare beneficiaries throughout the local area. Rather than representing a single insurance company, the agent compares options across the carriers available in your county, which means the recommendation fits your doctors, your prescriptions and your budget rather than a sales quota. 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.
Applebees
Directions, parking and doors
Reservations close Friday, September 4.
The restaurant needs a final head count, so seats are held in the order they are reserved. You will get a confirmation by text and email, plus a reminder the day before.
Common questions
Yes. Your meal and your guest's are paid for by the host agent. There is no charge, no minimum purchase and no obligation to meet with anyone afterward.
No. The session is useful whether you are already enrolled or turning 65 in the next year.
Yes, and their meal is covered as well. Add them on the form and choose their entrée so the kitchen is ready.
It runs between courses and lasts about 40 minutes, followed by open Q&A. You are free to leave whenever you like.
Your Medicare card, your current plan information, and any notices you have received in the mail.