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Welcome To Medicare
Saturday Nov 1,
2:00 to 4 p.m.
West Seattle Center for Active Living, 4217 SW Oregon St.Free (Registration preferred) Call (425) 310-5784
Attend a free “Understanding Medicare, Medicare Advantage, & UnitedHealthcare Plans”
The seminar covers Medicare basics, parts A and B, additional insurance options, application timelines, cost and coverage details, differences between Medigap and Advantage Plans, and financial assistance for low-income individuals.
Registration is preferred but not required. Please call host and licensed agent, Tabitha Kampfer at 425-310-5784.
Incidents of financial fraud are on the rise — and scammers are getting harder to detect. We are hosting an informative presentation here at Village Green West Seattle that can help you and your loved ones stay protected.
Please join guest speaker Pamela G. Malcolm, Financial Advisor with Edward Jones, as she shares practical tips, including:
• How to spot red flags that may indicate a fraudulent encounter
• Resources available if you become a victim of fraud
• Steps you can take now to help safeguard yourself and others
Tuesday, November 11th*
2:00–3:00 PM
Village Green West Seattle.
We’d be happy to reserve your seat. Just give us a call at (206) 937-6122 to RSVP.
We look forward to seeing you here at Village Green West Seattle!
My Parent May Have Dementia. Now What?
If you are seeing signs of memory decline in an aging parent, join us at Alki Arts for a small event and panel discussion full of practical advice for your next steps featuring local medical professionals, industry experts, and community members who have been through it.
We’ll help prepare you to answer important questions around medical care, safety, navigating difficult topics, challenging family dynamics, and timing for the important legal, financial, and medical paperwork you’ll need as your parent’s health declines.
More information and tickets (to cover the cost of the event) are available here:
My Parent May Have Dementia. Now What?