Medicare — annual changes
Free educational seminar in Houston Tx
- Sun, Oct 4 · 12:30 p.m.
- Tabernacle of Praise — Houston Tx 77044
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Medicare seminars in Texas
One upcoming free educational seminar in Texas, hosted by independent licensed professionals. Pick a date and reserve your seat in under a minute.
Upcoming seminars
What a free Medicare seminar is
A Medicare seminar in Texas is a short educational meeting, held in person at a local venue, where an independent licensed professional explains how Medicare works: Parts A and B, Medicare Advantage, Medigap supplements and Part D drug coverage. Attending is free, and nothing is sold from the stage.
What happens at one
- Check in and find a seat — most rooms seat 20 to 60 people.
- A 45–60 minute plain-English walkthrough of your options.
- Open question time — no question is too basic.
- Optional one-on-one follow-up if you want it. Never required.
What to bring
- Your current plan or Medicare card
- A list of the medications you take, with dosages
- The doctors and pharmacies you want to keep
- Your spouse or a family member, if you'd like a second set of ears
Who these meetings are for
- Turning 65 in the next year and enrolling for the first time
- New to the area and needing local doctors in network
- Reviewing coverage during the Annual Enrollment Period
- Still working past 65 and weighing employer coverage
Common questions
- How much does a Medicare seminar in Texas cost?
- Nothing. These educational seminars are free to attend and there is no obligation to enroll in any plan.
- How long does the meeting last?
- Usually 45 to 60 minutes, plus time for questions at the end.
- Can I bring my spouse or a family member?
- Yes. You can reserve a seat for a guest when you register.
- Do I have to sign up for anything that day?
- No. It is an informational session hosted by an independent licensed professional.
- What should I bring?
- Your current plan card, a list of your medications, and the names of the doctors you want to keep.