Medicare: What’s Changing and What You Need to Know
Medicare can feel complicated—especially when coverage options, costs, and benefits can change from year to year. Join APDA and the Medicare Rights Center for a practical overview of Medicare Annual Open Enrollment and what it means for you.
Annual Open Enrollment takes place October 15 through December 7 and is your opportunity to review your current Medicare coverage and make changes for the coming year. Whether you are happy with your current plan or wondering if there may be a better option, this session will help you understand what to consider and where to turn for reliable information and assistance.
Maxwell Arnaud, Coordinator of Volunteers & Outreach from the Medicare Rights Center, will explain the key changes you can make during Medicare Annual Open Enrollment, highlight important Medicare updates for the coming year, and share programs that may help reduce Medicare-related costs.
Join us to learn:
- What changes you can make during Medicare Annual Open Enrollment
- What to consider when reviewing your Medicare coverage for the coming year
- Important Medicare changes and updates to know about
- Programs that may help reduce Medicare premiums, deductibles, and other costs
- Where to find trustworthy information and personalized Medicare assistance
Presenter
Maxwell Arnaud
Max joined the Medicare Rights Center in 2022 as Coordinator of Volunteers & Outreach. He comes from an arts literacy background, where he adapted children’s books into plays and integrated the arts into the common core curriculum to enact new educational strategies in New York public schools.
Max graduated from Tulane University with a Bachelor of Arts in English and History, and an MFA in Acting from West Virginia University. Max has a longstanding commitment to helping underserved communities develop critical literacy skills, and is renewing that commitment in the field of healthcare advocacy. In his free time, Max enjoys music, movies and drinking coffee.