Classes will be held every Tuesday online via Zoom from July 1 through August 19 from 10-10:30am
Dates: July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, August 5, 12, 19

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

This wellness offering is sponsored by the Finger Lakes Caregiver Institute at Lifespan and funded in part by a grant from the New York State Department of Health. With a special invitation to caregivers and people living with memory loss, the series is open to all who seek to enhance their own physical/mental well-being.

Classes will be held every Tuesday from July 1 through August 19 from 10:30-11:15 am
Dates: July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, August 5, 12, 19

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 welcome. Classes will be approx. 45 minutes and can be done seated/standing or a combination of both. It is suggested to wear comfortable clothes and sneakers.

There is a suggested contribution of $25 to cover the cost of materials.

This wellness offering is sponsored by the Finger Lakes Caregiver Institute at Lifespan and funded in part by a grant from the New York State Department of Health. With a special invitation to caregivers and people living with memory loss, the series is open to all who seek to enhance their own physical/mental well-being.

Classes will be held every Tuesday from July 1 through August 19 from 10:30-11:15 am
Dates: July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, August 5, 12, 19

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 welcome. Classes will be approx. 45 minutes and can be done seated/standing or a combination of both. It is suggested to wear comfortable clothes and sneakers.

There is a suggested contribution of $25 to cover the cost of materials.

This wellness offering is sponsored by the Finger Lakes Caregiver Institute at Lifespan and funded in part by a grant from the New York State Department of Health. With a special invitation to caregivers and people living with memory loss, the series is open to all who seek to enhance their own physical/mental well-being.

Classes are every Monday and Thursday beginning Monday, July 7th through Thursday, August 28th from 10-10:45am

An extension of Tai Chi for Arthritis Part 1. Though some review will be offered of TCA1, participants should already have completed that course before taking TCA2. Movement remains slow, gentle and within your personal comfort zone.

Suggested contribution of $25 to cover cost of materials.

To register, call Julie Crawford at 585-461-2000.

Classes will be held every Monday from July 7 through August 18 from 10:30-11:15 am
Dates: July 7, 14, 21, 28, August 4, 11, 18

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 welcome. Classes will be approx. 45 minutes and can be done seated/standing or a combination of both. It is suggested to wear comfortable clothes and sneakers.

There is a suggested contribution of $25 to cover the cost of materials.

This wellness offering is sponsored by the Finger Lakes Caregiver Institute at Lifespan and funded in part by a grant from the New York State Department of Health. With a special invitation to caregivers and people living with memory loss, the series is open to all who seek to enhance their own physical/mental well-being.

Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselor will review:
• Premiums, deductibles, and co-insurance costs for health coverage and prescription drugs.
• The difference between Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans and a review of the specific plans available in your area.
• Special Enrollment periods that allow you to change coverage plans outside of the Annual Open Enrollment Period.
• Instructions on how to use Medicare’s Plan Finder tool to determine which plan will cover your prescription drugs at the lowest cost.
• 3 case studies that will demonstrate a process for selecting the right coverage for you.

Please note: This presentation is designed for those on Medicare and/or have a good understanding of Medicare and need guidance for selecting Medicare coverage that best meets their needs.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or to request an interpreter or translator. 

Classes are every Tuesday beginning July 8th through August 26th from 10-11:30 am.

Designed to assist older adults to reduce their fear of falling, increase their confidence levels, and increase physical activity. Promotes balance, strengthening, flexibility, range of motion, and problem-solving. Workshop is a combination of gentle group exercise and group discussion. Home and community environmental hazards addressed.

Suggested contribution of $25 to cover the cost of materials.

To register, call Jasmine Jackson at 585-341-4013.

Join us for a monthly support group on the 2nd Tuesday of each month designed for those who are caring for a friend or family member with dementia. This is a welcoming space to share experiences, exchange ideas, and connect with others on a similar journey.

No Registration Needed - All are welcome

If you have questions please contact Jess Turpyn: 585-770-1971 or via email at jturpyn@episcopalseniorlife.org

Presented in collaboration with Episcopal SeniorLife Communities Neighborhood Program and Lifespan, this group is facilitated by an MSW Care Manager from the Finger Lakes Caregiver Institute at Lifespan.

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 Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or to request an interpreter or translator. 

Classes are every Friday beginning July 11th through September 12th from 9:30 - 11am.

Longevity is a gift and learning is life-long. Join us for health-related topics each week! Sessions include: the gift of gratitude, exercise, healthy eating and hydration, sleep, financial fitness, medication management, advance planning, healthy relationships, fall prevention, and community engagement.

$25 contribution is suggested to cover the costs of materials.

To register, contact Valerie Collins at 585-617-6126

Classes will be held every Friday from July 11 through August 22 from 10:30-11:15 am
Dates: July 11, 18, 25, August 1, 8, 15, 22

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 welcome. Classes will be approx. 45 minutes and can be done seated/standing or a combination of both. It is suggested to wear comfortable clothes and sneakers.

There is a suggested contribution of $25 to cover the cost of materials.

This wellness offering is sponsored by the Finger Lakes Caregiver Institute at Lifespan and funded in part by a grant from the New York State Department of Health. With a special invitation to caregivers and people living with memory loss, the series is open to all who seek to enhance their own physical/mental well-being.

This class series will meet online via Zoom every Friday from 1:00 - 2:30 pm beginning Friday, July 11 through August 15.
Dates: July 11, 18, 25, August 1, 8, 15

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 any chronic illness and/or dementia.

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

We ask for a suggested contribution of $20.00 to cover the course and materials.
Sponsored by: Finger Lakes Caregiver Institute at Lifespan.
Funded in part by a grant from the NYS Department of Health, the Monroe County Office for the Aging, US Administration on Aging & participant contributions.

Classes will be held every Friday from July 11 through August 22 from 10:30-11:15 am
Dates: July 11, 18, 25, August 1, 8, 15, 22

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 welcome. Classes will be approx. 45 minutes and can be done seated/standing or a combination of both. It is suggested to wear comfortable clothes and sneakers.

There is a suggested contribution of $25 to cover the cost of materials.

This wellness offering is sponsored by the Finger Lakes Caregiver Institute at Lifespan and funded in part by a grant from the New York State Department of Health. With a special invitation to caregivers and people living with memory loss, the series is open to all who seek to enhance their own physical/mental well-being.

Managing Caregiver Stress

Caregiving for a family member or friend can be stressful—physically, emotionally, and financially.

Join a workshop for caregivers of adults with chronic conditions to learn about self-care strategies and techniques to increase relaxation and reduce stress.

Manage the daily stresses you face as a caregiver. Sign up today!

You can also register by calling Christa Barrows at 585-335-4358

Sponsored by: Finger Lakes Caregiver Institute at Lifespan.
Funded in part by a grant from the NYS Department of Health, the Livingston County Office for the Aging, US Administration on Aging & participant contributions.

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.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP program assistant, at 585-244-8400, ext 283 with questions or to schedule an interpreter or translator

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 Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or to request an interpreter or translator. 

Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselor will review:
• Premiums, deductibles, and co-insurance costs for health coverage and prescription drugs.
• The difference between Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans and a review of the specific plans available in your area.
• Special Enrollment periods that allow you to change coverage plans outside of the Annual Open Enrollment Period.
• Instructions on how to use Medicare’s Plan Finder tool to determine which plan will cover your prescription drugs at the lowest cost.
• 3 case studies that will demonstrate a process for selecting the right coverage for you.

Please note: This presentation is designed for those on Medicare and/or have a good understanding of Medicare and need guidance for selecting Medicare coverage that best meets their needs.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or to request an interpreter or translator. 

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 Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or to request an interpreter or translator. 

This class series will meet in-person at the Interfaith Center in Geneseo, NY Tuesdays August 12, 19, 26 and September 2, 9, and 16 from 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm

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@lifespanrochester.org

We ask for a suggested contribution of $20.00 to cover the course and materials.
Sponsored by: Finger Lakes Caregiver Institute at Lifespan.
Funded in part by a grant from the NYS Department of Health, the Livingston County Office for the Aging, US Administration on Aging & participant contributions.

This class series will meet at Ontario County Office for the Aging on Wednesdays, August 13, 20, 27, and September 3, 10, 17 from 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

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@lifespanrochester.org

We ask for a suggested contribution of $20.00 to cover the course and materials.
Sponsored by: Finger Lakes Caregiver Institute at Lifespan.
Funded in part by a grant from the NYS Department of Health, the Ontario County Office for the Aging, US Administration on Aging & participant contributions.

This class series will meet in person at Lifespan every Thursday from 1:30 - 3:00 pm beginning Thursday, August 14 through September 18.
Dates: August 18, 21, 28, September 4, 11, 18.

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 any chronic illness and/or dementia.

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

We ask for a suggested contribution of $20.00 to cover the course and materials.
Sponsored by: Finger Lakes Caregiver Institute at Lifespan.
Funded in part by a grant from the NYS Department of Health, the Monroe County Office for the Aging, US Administration on Aging & participant contributions.

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.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP program assistant, at 585-244-8400, ext 283 with questions or to schedule an interpreter or translator

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 Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or to request an interpreter or translator. 

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 Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or to request an interpreter or translator. 

Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselor will review:
• Premiums, deductibles, and co-insurance costs for health coverage and prescription drugs.
• The difference between Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans and a review of the specific plans available in your area.
• Special Enrollment periods that allow you to change coverage plans outside of the Annual Open Enrollment Period.
• Instructions on how to use Medicare’s Plan Finder tool to determine which plan will cover your prescription drugs at the lowest cost.
• 3 case studies that will demonstrate a process for selecting the right coverage for you.

Please note: This presentation is designed for those on Medicare and/or have a good understanding of Medicare and need guidance for selecting Medicare coverage that best meets their needs.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or to request an interpreter or translator. 

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.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP program assistant, at 585-244-8400, ext 283 with questions or to schedule an interpreter or translator

Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselor will review:
• Premiums, deductibles, and co-insurance costs for health coverage and prescription drugs.
• The difference between Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans and a review of the specific plans available in your area.
• Special Enrollment periods that allow you to change coverage plans outside of the Annual Open Enrollment Period.
• Instructions on how to use Medicare’s Plan Finder tool to determine which plan will cover your prescription drugs at the lowest cost.
• 3 case studies that will demonstrate a process for selecting the right coverage for you.

Please note: This presentation is designed for those on Medicare and/or have a good understanding of Medicare and need guidance for selecting Medicare coverage that best meets their needs.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or to request an interpreter or translator. 

Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselor will review:
• Premiums, deductibles, and co-insurance costs for health coverage and prescription drugs.
• The difference between Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans and a review of the specific plans available in your area.
• Special Enrollment periods that allow you to change coverage plans outside of the Annual Open Enrollment Period.
• Instructions on how to use Medicare’s Plan Finder tool to determine which plan will cover your prescription drugs at the lowest cost.
• 3 case studies that will demonstrate a process for selecting the right coverage for you.

Please note: This presentation is designed for those on Medicare and/or have a good understanding of Medicare and need guidance for selecting Medicare coverage that best meets their needs.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or to request an interpreter or translator. 

Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselor will review:
• Premiums, deductibles, and co-insurance costs for health coverage and prescription drugs.
• The difference between Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans and a review of the specific plans available in your area.
• Special Enrollment periods that allow you to change coverage plans outside of the Annual Open Enrollment Period.
• Instructions on how to use Medicare’s Plan Finder tool to determine which plan will cover your prescription drugs at the lowest cost.
• 3 case studies that will demonstrate a process for selecting the right coverage for you.

Please note: This presentation is designed for those on Medicare and/or have a good understanding of Medicare and need guidance for selecting Medicare coverage that best meets their needs.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or to request an interpreter or translator. 

Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselor will review:
• Premiums, deductibles, and co-insurance costs for health coverage and prescription drugs.
• The difference between Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans and a review of the specific plans available in your area.
• Special Enrollment periods that allow you to change coverage plans outside of the Annual Open Enrollment Period.
• Instructions on how to use Medicare’s Plan Finder tool to determine which plan will cover your prescription drugs at the lowest cost.
• 3 case studies that will demonstrate a process for selecting the right coverage for you.

Please note: This presentation is designed for those on Medicare and/or have a good understanding of Medicare and need guidance for selecting Medicare coverage that best meets their needs.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or to request an interpreter or translator. 

Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselor will review:
• Premiums, deductibles, and co-insurance costs for health coverage and prescription drugs.
• The difference between Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans and a review of the specific plans available in your area.
• Special Enrollment periods that allow you to change coverage plans outside of the Annual Open Enrollment Period.
• Instructions on how to use Medicare’s Plan Finder tool to determine which plan will cover your prescription drugs at the lowest cost.
• 3 case studies that will demonstrate a process for selecting the right coverage for you.

Please note: This presentation is designed for those on Medicare and/or have a good understanding of Medicare and need guidance for selecting Medicare coverage that best meets their needs.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or to request an interpreter or translator. 

Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselor will review:
• Premiums, deductibles, and co-insurance costs for health coverage and prescription drugs.
• The difference between Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans and a review of the specific plans available in your area.
• Special Enrollment periods that allow you to change coverage plans outside of the Annual Open Enrollment Period.
• Instructions on how to use Medicare’s Plan Finder tool to determine which plan will cover your prescription drugs at the lowest cost.
• 3 case studies that will demonstrate a process for selecting the right coverage for you.

Please note: This presentation is designed for those on Medicare and/or have a good understanding of Medicare and need guidance for selecting Medicare coverage that best meets their needs.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or to request an interpreter or translator. 

Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselor will review:
• Premiums, deductibles, and co-insurance costs for health coverage and prescription drugs.
• The difference between Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans and a review of the specific plans available in your area.
• Special Enrollment periods that allow you to change coverage plans outside of the Annual Open Enrollment Period.
• Instructions on how to use Medicare’s Plan Finder tool to determine which plan will cover your prescription drugs at the lowest cost.
• 3 case studies that will demonstrate a process for selecting the right coverage for you.

Please note: This presentation is designed for those on Medicare and/or have a good understanding of Medicare and need guidance for selecting Medicare coverage that best meets their needs.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or to request an interpreter or translator. 

Medicare 101 provides an overview of Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D, Medigap plans, and benefits. We will also review:
- Medicare at 65 if working.
- Deductibles, premiums, co-pays, and coinsurance costs.
- How to pick the lowest cost prescription plan.
- Changing health and drug plans outside of open enrollment.
- Qualifying for reduced premiums & prescription drug costs.
- Qualifying for Medicare Part B premium elimination.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP program assistant, at 585-244-8400, ext 283 with questions or to schedule an interpreter or translator

Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselor will review:
• Premiums, deductibles, and co-insurance costs for health coverage and prescription drugs.
• The difference between Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans and a review of the specific plans available in your area.
• Special Enrollment periods that allow you to change coverage plans outside of the Annual Open Enrollment Period.
• Instructions on how to use Medicare’s Plan Finder tool to determine which plan will cover your prescription drugs at the lowest cost.
• 3 case studies that will demonstrate a process for selecting the right coverage for you.

Please note: This presentation is designed for those on Medicare and/or have a good understanding of Medicare and need guidance for selecting Medicare coverage that best meets their needs.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or to request an interpreter or translator. 

Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselor will review:
• Premiums, deductibles, and co-insurance costs for health coverage and prescription drugs.
• The difference between Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans and a review of the specific plans available in your area.
• Special Enrollment periods that allow you to change coverage plans outside of the Annual Open Enrollment Period.
• Instructions on how to use Medicare’s Plan Finder tool to determine which plan will cover your prescription drugs at the lowest cost.
• 3 case studies that will demonstrate a process for selecting the right coverage for you.

Please note: This presentation is designed for those on Medicare and/or have a good understanding of Medicare and need guidance for selecting Medicare coverage that best meets their needs.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or to request an interpreter or translator. 

Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselor will review:
• Premiums, deductibles, and co-insurance costs for health coverage and prescription drugs.
• The difference between Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans and a review of the specific plans available in your area.
• Special Enrollment periods that allow you to change coverage plans outside of the Annual Open Enrollment Period.
• Instructions on how to use Medicare’s Plan Finder tool to determine which plan will cover your prescription drugs at the lowest cost.
• 3 case studies that will demonstrate a process for selecting the right coverage for you.

Please note: This presentation is designed for those on Medicare and/or have a good understanding of Medicare and need guidance for selecting Medicare coverage that best meets their needs.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or to request an interpreter or translator. 

Our nothing-to-sell Medicare counselor will review:
• Premiums, deductibles, and co-insurance costs for health coverage and prescription drugs.
• The difference between Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans and a review of the specific plans available in your area.
• Special Enrollment periods that allow you to change coverage plans outside of the Annual Open Enrollment Period.
• Instructions on how to use Medicare’s Plan Finder tool to determine which plan will cover your prescription drugs at the lowest cost.
• 3 case studies that will demonstrate a process for selecting the right coverage for you.

Please note: This presentation is designed for those on Medicare and/or have a good understanding of Medicare and need guidance for selecting Medicare coverage that best meets their needs.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or to request an interpreter or translator. 

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 Assistant, at 585-743-1283 with questions or to request an interpreter or translator. 

Medicare 101 provides an overview of Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D, Medigap plans, and benefits. We will also review:
- Medicare at 65 if working.
- Deductibles, premiums, co-pays, and coinsurance costs.
- How to pick the lowest cost prescription plan.
- Changing health and drug plans outside of open enrollment.
- Qualifying for reduced premiums & prescription drug costs.
- Qualifying for Medicare Part B premium elimination.

Contact Sharon Quill, HIICAP program assistant, at 585-244-8400, ext 283 with questions or to schedule an interpreter or translator