Turning 65 workshop
A neutral educational walkthrough of Medicare timing, parts, coverage paths, and preparation.
Events and learning
Good decisions start with room to ask better questions.
We are planning clear, welcoming educational events for people approaching Medicare, reviewing health coverage, building employee benefits, and strengthening everyday wellbeing.
Planned event series
Education for coverage decisions—and for life beyond the policy.
Open Enrollment lab
How to update household information, compare total costs, verify providers and prescriptions, and complete effectuation.
Small-business benefits breakfast
A practical conversation about workforce needs, contribution strategy, coverage structures, and administration.
Protection by life stage
How family, debt, business, caregiving, assets, and legacy goals can change the life-insurance conversation.
Cooking and nutrition sessions
Community events led by appropriately qualified presenters, without individualized medical advice.
Caregiver and resource fairs
Bring together public education, qualified community resources, accessibility, and practical navigation.
Educational means educational
Medicare education and Medicare sales are different event types.
An event advertised as educational cannot become a disguised sales appointment.
- General Medicare information
- No plan-specific premiums or benefits
- No enrollment applications
- No plan-marketing materials
- No automatic sales follow-up
- Clearly advertised as educational
- Clearly identified as sales/marketing
- Current approved materials and scripts
- Applicable carrier and CMS procedures
- Required event reporting
- Scope and contact controls
- Licensed, authorized representatives
Every event page should answer
Make participation easy before registration.
Who it is forWhat attendees will learnEducational or sales designationDate and timeVenue and accessibilitySpeaker qualificationsCost and capacityPrivacy and recording noticeCancellation detailsWhat to bring
Community collaboration
Suggest an event Host a workshop with your organization.
Community groups, employers, professional partners, and local organizations can propose a general educational topic or venue.