Our nothing-to-sell counselors will provide a high-level Medicare overview of:
• Parts A, B, C, D, Medigap plans, and the benefits covered
• Do I need Medicare at 65 if I continue to work
• Deductible, premium, co-pay and coinsurance costs
• How to pick the lowest cost prescription plan
• The 4 Medicare Enrollment periods
• Changing health and drug plans outside of open enrollment
• Extra Help - Learn if you qualify for a reduction in premiums and prescription drug costs
• Medicare Savings Program - Learn if you qualify to have Medicare Part B premium eliminated.

For questions about the class or to request accommodations or interpreting services, please call Sharon Quill at 585-244-8400 ext. 283.

Class is in person at the Interfaith Center in Geneseo every Tuesday beginning April 30th through June 4th from 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Dates: April 30, May 7, 14, 21, 28, June 4

Please note there is on-site respite available for this class. Contact Christa Barrows at 585-335-4358 or christa_barrows@urmc.rochester.edu to request respite.

Powerful Tools for Caregivers is a 6-week educational program that focuses on the needs of family caregivers of individuals with chronic conditions. Family caregivers develop a variety of self-care tools to:
• Reduce personal stress
• Change negative self-talk
• Communicate their needs to family members and healthcare providers
• Communicate more effectively in challenging situations
• Deal with difficult feelings
• Make tough caregiving decisions
Class participants also receive a copy of The Caregiver Helpbook, developed specifically for the class. This is a free class for family caregivers of someone with a chronic illness and/or dementia.

You can also register by contacting Megan Vance at 585-244-8400 ext. 213 or mvance@lifespan-roch.org.

We ask for a suggested contribution of $20.00 to cover the course and materials.

This class is being offered in partnership with the Livingston County Office for the Aging.
Sponsored by: Finger Lakes Caregiver Institute at Lifespan and the Ontario County Caregiver Resource Center
Funded in part by a grant from the NYS Department of Health, the Monroe and the Ontario County Offices for the Aging, US Administration on Aging & participant contributions.

Whether you are new to Medicare, continuing to work after age 65, or considering retirement, come learn about your Medicare options and what is right for you! This is a nothing-to-sell basic overview of Medicare.

• Learn about the 4 parts of Medicare - A, B, C, D
• How each part works, and the costs associated with each
|• How Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans work
• The differences between HMO and PPO plans
• EPIC
• What you need to know if you continue to work after age 65 and retire
• Open enrollment periods
• Learn about possible penalties
• Extra help and low-income subsidies

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Program Assistant, at 585-244-8400 ext. 283 with questions.

Classes are held every Thursday beginning May 2nd through June 27th at the Dundee United Methodist Church from 10 - 10:45 am.
Dates: May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, June 6, 13, 20, 27

This program is adapted from the Tai chi for Health series developed by Dr. Paul Lam. Combining different Tai chi styles, this slow, gentle practice is designed to improve heart/lung function, immunity, strength, flexibility, and balance, while reducing stress and lifting your mood. All abilities are welcome; class can be done seated or standing, or a combination of both.

Instructor: Wendy Fambro

This workshop is part of a 4-part series, Introduction to Community Resources for Older Adults & Caregivers, offered at the Irondequoit Library, in partnership with Lifespan.

The long-term care system can be challenging to navigate. Learn how we assist older adults and their caregivers with connections to aging services, supports, and community resources.

Registration is being managed by the Irondequoit Public Library, not Lifespan. If you have questions about registration, please contact Amy Henderson at 585-336-6060.

Class is in person at the JCC every Friday beginning May 3rd through June 7th from 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Dates: May 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, and June 7

Powerful Tools for Caregivers is a 6-week educational program that focuses on the needs of family caregivers of individuals with chronic conditions. Family caregivers develop a variety of self-care tools to:
• Reduce personal stress
• Change negative self-talk
• Communicate their needs to family members and healthcare providers
• Communicate more effectively in challenging situations
• Deal with difficult feelings
• Make tough caregiving decisions
Class participants also receive a copy of The Caregiver Helpbook, developed specifically for the class. This is a free class for family caregivers of someone with a chronic illness and/or dementia.

You can also register by contacting Megan Vance at 585-244-8400 ext. 213 or mvance@lifespan-roch.org.

We ask for a suggested contribution of $20.00 to cover the course and materials.

Sponsored by: Finger Lakes Caregiver Institute at Lifespan and the Ontario County Caregiver Resource Center
Funded in part by a grant from the NYS Department of Health, the Monroe and the Ontario County Offices for the Aging, US Administration on Aging & participant contributions.

Classes are held every Monday beginning May 6th through June 24th online via Zoom from 11-11:30 am.
Dates: May 6, 13, 20, June 3, 10, 17, 24 (no class on Monday, May 27th)

Simple balance exercises are done seated and standing (or remain seated throughout). Improve balance through simple movements designed to build strength, flexibility, and range of motion. All abilities are expected and welcome.

Instructor: Wendy Fambro

Classes are held every Monday from 12:30 - 3:00 PM beginning May 6th through June 17th
Dates: May 6, 13, 20, 27, June 3, 10, 17

Living Healthy with Diabetes is a six session class that addresses physical, emotional, and social impacts of living with or caring for someone with type 2 diabetes, and healthy strategies for remaining active. Covers factors impacting blood sugar, monitoring blood glucose, foot care, avoiding complications, and menu planning.

Registration is managed by the Henrietta Senior Center.
Please call Shelly Gorino at 585-334-4030 to register.

Suggested contribution of $25 to cover the series and materials.

Classes are every Tuesday beginning May 7th through June 25th online via Zoom from 10-10:30 am.
Dates: May 7, 14, 21, 28, June 4, 11, 18, 25

This introductory program focuses on the cultivation of Qi or our life-force energy through mindful breathing, postures, and gentle movement. An ancient practice now widely embraced by U.S. health practitioners for its many benefits to mind, body, and spirit. This offers a fun way to improve balance, strength, and flexibility.

Instructor: Wendy Fambro

Classes are held every Tuesday beginning May 7th through June 25th online via Zoom from 11-11:45 am.
Dates: May 7, 14, 21, 28, June 4, 11, 18, 25

Tai chi for Life is a simple introduction to Tai chi and its benefits to mind/body/spirit. Learn a set of movements to improve balance, flexibility and overall wellbeing. As with all programs, movements can be modified to be done from a standing or seated position. All abilities expected and welcome!

Instructor: Wendy Fambro

Caregivers and their care partners experiencing dementia are invited to join us at the Wegman House at Camp Stella Maris for our Memory Cafe. This "Wellness Wednesday" program will feature music, Tai Chi with Wendy Fambro, and learning about brain-healthy snacks with Colleen Therrien. Lunch will be served.

Event is FREE, no payment info required.

Contact Charly Sommers at 585-368-5381 with questions.

Whether you are new to Medicare, continuing to work after age 65, or considering retirement, come learn about your Medicare options and what is right for you! This is a nothing-to-sell basic overview of Medicare.

• Learn about the 4 parts of Medicare - A, B, C, D
• How each part works, and the costs associated with each
|• How Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans work
• The differences between HMO and PPO plans
• EPIC
• What you need to know if you continue to work after age 65 and retire
• Open enrollment periods
• Learn about possible penalties
• Extra help and low-income subsidies

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Program Assistant, at 585-244-8400 ext. 283 with questions.

Join us for a workshop where our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselors will talk about:
• 2024 premiums, deductibles, and co-insurance costs
• Details and review the Medicare Advantage and Medigap Plans in your area
• Examples of comparing Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans to determine which best meets your specific needs
• How Part D works including the donut hole
• Instruction on how to use Medicare’s Plan Finder tool to determine which plans cover your prescription drugs at the lowest cost

Please contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Program Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or requests regarding your registration.

Caregivers and their care partners experiencing dementia are invited to join us at Stivers Seneca Marine for our first "Floating Memory Cafe". We will tour a canal lock and watch for wildlife along the way. Lunch will be served prior to boarding ship.

Event is FREE, no payment info required.

Contact Charly Sommers at 585-368-5381 with questions.

Do you already have Medicare and need help paying for Medicare Costs? Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselors will talk about getting help with:
• Part B Premiums
• Part D Premiums
• Prescription costs
• Copays, Coinsurances and Deductibles
• UR Medicine’s Financial Assistance Program
• RRH Financial Assistance Guidelines.

Please note: This presentation is only for those that already have a good understanding of Medicare. If you are new to Medicare or need more information about how to choose a Medicare plan, this presentation DOES NOT review the basic Medicare information.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or with requests regarding your registration.

Do you have questions about Medicare? Are you turning 65 this year? Happy Birthday! Join us in Mt. Morris, have a cupcake to celebrate, and learn about Medicare!

Speak with representatives from Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield, MVP Health Care, United Healthcare, Aetna, Humana, Wellcare, NYS EPIC, and Lifespan!

No registration required - just drop by!

Do you already have Medicare and need help paying for Medicare Costs? Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselors will talk about getting help with:
• Part B Premiums
• Part D Premiums
• Prescription costs
• Copays, Coinsurances and Deductibles
• UR Medicine’s Financial Assistance Program
• RRH Financial Assistance Guidelines.

Please note: This presentation is only for those that already have a good understanding of Medicare. If you are new to Medicare or need more information about how to choose a Medicare plan, this presentation DOES NOT review the basic Medicare information.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or with requests regarding your registration.

Caregivers and their care partners experiencing dementia are invited to join us at the Tanglewood Nature Center & Museum, where we will get to know some new friends--some with feathers or fur! We will also take a short walk on the grounds and enjoy afternoon refreshments.

This event is FREE! No payment information is required.

Contact Charly Sommers at 585-368-5381 with questions.

Join us for a high-level Medicare overview of:
• Parts A, B, C, D, Medigap plans, and the benefits covered
• Do I need Medicare at 65 if I continue to work
• Deductible, premium, co-pay and coinsurance costs
• How to pick the lowest cost prescription plan
• The 4 Medicare Enrollment periods
• Changing health and drug plans outside of open enrollment
• Extra Help - Learn if you qualify for a reduction in premiums and prescription drug costs
• Medicare Savings Program - Learn if you qualify to have Medicare Part B premium eliminated.

Please contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Program Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or requests regarding your registration.

Whether you are new to Medicare, continuing to work after age 65, or considering retirement, come learn about your Medicare options and what is right for you! This is a nothing-to-sell basic overview of Medicare.

• Learn about the 4 parts of Medicare - A, B, C, D
• How each part works, and the costs associated with each
|• How Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans work
• The differences between HMO and PPO plans
• EPIC
• What you need to know if you continue to work after age 65 and retire
• Open enrollment periods
• Learn about possible penalties
• Extra help and low-income subsidies

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Program Assistant, at 585-244-8400 ext. 283 with questions.

Class is online via Zoom every Monday beginning June 3rd through July 8th from 2-3:30 pm
Dates: June 3, 1, 17, 24, July 1, 8

Powerful Tools for Caregivers is a 6-week educational program that focuses on the needs of family caregivers of individuals with chronic conditions. Family caregivers develop a variety of self-care tools to:
• Reduce personal stress
• Change negative self-talk
• Communicate their needs to family members and healthcare providers
• Communicate more effectively in challenging situations
• Deal with difficult feelings
• Make tough caregiving decisions
Class participants also receive a copy of The Caregiver Helpbook, developed specifically for the class. This is a free class for family caregivers of someone with a chronic illness and/or dementia.

You can also register by contacting Megan Vance at 585-244-8400 ext. 213 or mvance@lifespan-roch.org.

We ask for a suggested contribution of $20.00 to cover the course and materials.

Sponsored by: Finger Lakes Caregiver Institute at Lifespan and the Ontario County Caregiver Resource Center
Funded in part by a grant from the NYS Department of Health, the Monroe and the Ontario County Offices for the Aging, US Administration on Aging & participant contributions.

Class is in person at the Seneca County Office for the Aging every Wednesday beginning June 5th through July 10th from 1:30 - 3:00 pm.
Dates: June 5, 12, 19, 26, July 3, 10

Powerful Tools for Caregivers is a 6-week educational program that focuses on the needs of family caregivers of individuals with chronic conditions. Family caregivers develop a variety of self-care tools to:
• Reduce personal stress
• Change negative self-talk
• Communicate their needs to family members and healthcare providers
• Communicate more effectively in challenging situations
• Deal with difficult feelings
• Make tough caregiving decisions
Class participants also receive a copy of The Caregiver Helpbook, developed specifically for the class. This is a free class for family caregivers of someone with a chronic illness and/or dementia.

You can also register by contacting Megan Vance at 585-244-8400 ext. 213 or mvance@lifespan-roch.org.

We ask for a suggested contribution of $20.00 to cover the course and materials.

This class is being offered in partnership with the Seneca County Office for the Aging.
Sponsored by: Finger Lakes Caregiver Institute at Lifespan and the Ontario County Caregiver Resource Center
Funded in part by a grant from the NYS Department of Health, the Monroe and the Ontario County Offices for the Aging, US Administration on Aging & participant contributions.

Do you already have Medicare and need help paying for Medicare Costs? Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselors will talk about getting help with:
• Part B Premiums
• Part D Premiums
• Prescription costs
• Copays, Coinsurances and Deductibles
• UR Medicine’s Financial Assistance Program
• RRH Financial Assistance Guidelines.

Please note: This presentation is only for those that already have a good understanding of Medicare. If you are new to Medicare or need more information about how to choose a Medicare plan, this presentation DOES NOT review the basic Medicare information.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or with requests regarding your registration.

This workshop is part of a 4-part series, Introduction to Community Resources for Older Adults & Caregivers, offered at the Irondequoit Library, in partnership with Lifespan.

The long-term care system, particularly home care, can be challenging to navigate. Explore the levels of care available in the home and the various ways to cover the costs.

Registration is being managed by the Irondequoit Public Library, not Lifespan. If you have questions about registration, please contact Amy Henderson at 585-336-6060.

Classes are held every Friday beginning June 7th through June 28th online via Zoom from 11-11:30 am
Dates: June 7, 14, 21, 28

A class for people with memory concerns, and/or people who care for them. Care partners may take the class on their own or together with their friend/loved one (please register each person separately). Learn simple, calming, healthy movements to be shared throughout the week.

Instructor: Wendy Fambro

Do you already have Medicare and need help paying for Medicare Costs? Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselors will talk about getting help with:
• Part B Premiums
• Part D Premiums
• Prescription costs
• Copays, Coinsurances and Deductibles
• UR Medicine’s Financial Assistance Program
• RRH Financial Assistance Guidelines.

Please note: This presentation is only for those that already have a good understanding of Medicare. If you are new to Medicare or need more information about how to choose a Medicare plan, this presentation DOES NOT review the basic Medicare information.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or with requests regarding your registration.

Whether you are new to Medicare, continuing to work after age 65, or considering retirement, come learn about your Medicare options and what is right for you! This is a nothing-to-sell basic overview of Medicare.

• Learn about the 4 parts of Medicare - A, B, C, D
• How each part works, and the costs associated with each
|• How Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans work
• The differences between HMO and PPO plans
• EPIC
• What you need to know if you continue to work after age 65 and retire
• Open enrollment periods
• Learn about possible penalties
• Extra help and low-income subsidies

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Program Assistant, at 585-244-8400 ext. 283 with questions.

Join us for a workshop where our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselors will talk about:
• 2024 premiums, deductibles, and co-insurance costs
• Details and review the Medicare Advantage and Medigap Plans in your area
• Examples of comparing Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans to determine which best meets your specific needs
• How Part D works including the donut hole
• Instruction on how to use Medicare’s Plan Finder tool to determine which plans cover your prescription drugs at the lowest cost

Please contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Program Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or requests regarding your registration.

Whether you are new to Medicare, continuing to work after age 65, or considering retirement, come learn about your Medicare options and what is right for you! This is a nothing-to-sell basic overview of Medicare.

• Learn about the 4 parts of Medicare - A, B, C, D
• How each part works, and the costs associated with each
|• How Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans work
• The differences between HMO and PPO plans
• EPIC
• What you need to know if you continue to work after age 65 and retire
• Open enrollment periods
• Learn about possible penalties
• Extra help and low-income subsidies

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Program Assistant, at 585-244-8400 ext. 283 with questions.

Do you already have Medicare and need help paying for Medicare Costs? Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselors will talk about getting help with:
• Part B Premiums
• Part D Premiums
• Prescription costs
• Copays, Coinsurances and Deductibles
• UR Medicine’s Financial Assistance Program
• RRH Financial Assistance Guidelines.

Please note: This presentation is only for those that already have a good understanding of Medicare. If you are new to Medicare or need more information about how to choose a Medicare plan, this presentation DOES NOT review the basic Medicare information.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or with requests regarding your registration.

Our nothing-to-sell counselors will provide a high-level Medicare overview of:
• Parts A, B, C, D, Medigap plans, and the benefits covered
• Do I need Medicare at 65 if I continue to work
• Deductible, premium, co-pay and coinsurance costs
• How to pick the lowest cost prescription plan
• The 4 Medicare Enrollment periods
• Changing health and drug plans outside of open enrollment
• Extra Help - Learn if you qualify for a reduction in premiums and prescription drug costs
• Medicare Savings Program - Learn if you qualify to have Medicare Part B premium eliminated.

For questions about the class or to request accommodations or interpreting services, please call Sharon Quill at 585-244-8400 ext. 283.

Class is in person at the Schuyler County Human Services Complex in Montour Falls every Monday beginning July 22nd through August 26th from 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm
Dates: July 22, 29, August 5, 12, 19, and 26

Powerful Tools for Caregivers is a 6-week educational program that focuses on the needs of family caregivers of individuals with chronic conditions. Family caregivers develop a variety of self-care tools to:
• Reduce personal stress
• Change negative self-talk
• Communicate their needs to family members and healthcare providers
• Communicate more effectively in challenging situations
• Deal with difficult feelings
• Make tough caregiving decisions
Class participants also receive a copy of The Caregiver Helpbook, developed specifically for the class. This is a free class for family caregivers of someone with a chronic illness and/or dementia.

You can also register by contacting Megan Vance at 585-244-8400 ext. 213 or mvance@lifespan-roch.org.

We ask for a suggested contribution of $20.00 to cover the course and materials.

This class is being offered in partnership with the Schuyler County Office for the Aging.
Sponsored by: Finger Lakes Caregiver Institute at Lifespan and the Ontario County Caregiver Resource Center
Funded in part by a grant from the NYS Department of Health, the Monroe and the Ontario County Offices for the Aging, US Administration on Aging & participant contributions.

Do you already have Medicare and need help paying for Medicare Costs? Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselors will talk about getting help with:
• Part B Premiums
• Part D Premiums
• Prescription costs
• Copays, Coinsurances and Deductibles
• UR Medicine’s Financial Assistance Program
• RRH Financial Assistance Guidelines.

Please note: This presentation is only for those that already have a good understanding of Medicare. If you are new to Medicare or need more information about how to choose a Medicare plan, this presentation DOES NOT review the basic Medicare information.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or with requests regarding your registration.

Do you already have Medicare and need help paying for Medicare Costs? Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselors will talk about getting help with:
• Part B Premiums
• Part D Premiums
• Prescription costs
• Copays, Coinsurances and Deductibles
• UR Medicine’s Financial Assistance Program
• RRH Financial Assistance Guidelines.

Please note: This presentation is only for those that already have a good understanding of Medicare. If you are new to Medicare or need more information about how to choose a Medicare plan, this presentation DOES NOT review the basic Medicare information.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or with requests regarding your registration.

Whether you are new to Medicare, continuing to work after age 65, or considering retirement, come learn about your Medicare options and what is right for you! This is a nothing-to-sell basic overview of Medicare.

• Learn about the 4 parts of Medicare - A, B, C, D
• How each part works, and the costs associated with each
|• How Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans work
• The differences between HMO and PPO plans
• EPIC
• What you need to know if you continue to work after age 65 and retire
• Open enrollment periods
• Learn about possible penalties
• Extra help and low-income subsidies

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Program Assistant, at 585-244-8400 ext. 283 with questions.

Class is in person at Lifespan every Wednesday beginning August 21st through September 25th from 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm
Dates: August 21, 28, September 4, 11, 18, and 25

Powerful Tools for Caregivers is a 6-week educational program that focuses on the needs of family caregivers of individuals with chronic conditions. Family caregivers develop a variety of self-care tools to:
• Reduce personal stress
• Change negative self-talk
• Communicate their needs to family members and healthcare providers
• Communicate more effectively in challenging situations
• Deal with difficult feelings
• Make tough caregiving decisions
Class participants also receive a copy of The Caregiver Helpbook, developed specifically for the class. This is a free class for family caregivers of someone with a chronic illness and/or dementia.

You can also register by contacting Megan Vance at 585-244-8400 ext. 213 or mvance@lifespan-roch.org.

We ask for a suggested contribution of $20.00 to cover the course and materials.

Sponsored by: Finger Lakes Caregiver Institute at Lifespan and the Ontario County Caregiver Resource Center
Funded in part by a grant from the NYS Department of Health, the Monroe and the Ontario County Offices for the Aging, US Administration on Aging & participant contributions.

Do you already have Medicare and need help paying for Medicare Costs? Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselors will talk about getting help with:
• Part B Premiums
• Part D Premiums
• Prescription costs
• Copays, Coinsurances and Deductibles
• UR Medicine’s Financial Assistance Program
• RRH Financial Assistance Guidelines.

Please note: This presentation is only for those that already have a good understanding of Medicare. If you are new to Medicare or need more information about how to choose a Medicare plan, this presentation DOES NOT review the basic Medicare information.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or with requests regarding your registration.

Join us for a workshop where our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselors will talk about:
• 2024 premiums, deductibles, and co-insurance costs
• Details and review the Medicare Advantage and Medigap Plans in your area
• Examples of comparing Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans to determine which best meets your specific needs
• How Part D works including the donut hole
• Instruction on how to use Medicare’s Plan Finder tool to determine which plans cover your prescription drugs at the lowest cost

Please contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Program Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or requests regarding your registration.

Do you already have Medicare and need help paying for Medicare Costs? Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselors will talk about getting help with:
• Part B Premiums
• Part D Premiums
• Prescription costs
• Copays, Coinsurances and Deductibles
• UR Medicine’s Financial Assistance Program
• RRH Financial Assistance Guidelines.

Please note: This presentation is only for those that already have a good understanding of Medicare. If you are new to Medicare or need more information about how to choose a Medicare plan, this presentation DOES NOT review the basic Medicare information.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or with requests regarding your registration.

Whether you are new to Medicare, continuing to work after age 65, or considering retirement, come learn about your Medicare options and what is right for you! This is a nothing-to-sell basic overview of Medicare.

• Learn about the 4 parts of Medicare - A, B, C, D
• How each part works, and the costs associated with each
|• How Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans work
• The differences between HMO and PPO plans
• EPIC
• What you need to know if you continue to work after age 65 and retire
• Open enrollment periods
• Learn about possible penalties
• Extra help and low-income subsidies

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Program Assistant, at 585-244-8400 ext. 283 with questions.

Do you already have Medicare and need help paying for Medicare Costs? Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselors will talk about getting help with:
• Part B Premiums
• Part D Premiums
• Prescription costs
• Copays, Coinsurances and Deductibles
• UR Medicine’s Financial Assistance Program
• RRH Financial Assistance Guidelines.

Please note: This presentation is only for those that already have a good understanding of Medicare. If you are new to Medicare or need more information about how to choose a Medicare plan, this presentation DOES NOT review the basic Medicare information.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or with requests regarding your registration.

Our nothing-to-sell counselors will provide a high-level Medicare overview of:
• Parts A, B, C, D, Medigap plans, and the benefits covered
• Do I need Medicare at 65 if I continue to work
• Deductible, premium, co-pay and coinsurance costs
• How to pick the lowest cost prescription plan
• The 4 Medicare Enrollment periods
• Changing health and drug plans outside of open enrollment
• Extra Help - Learn if you qualify for a reduction in premiums and prescription drug costs
• Medicare Savings Program - Learn if you qualify to have Medicare Part B premium eliminated.

For questions about the class or to request accommodations or interpreting services, please call Sharon Quill at 585-244-8400 ext. 283.