White River Health is offering 3 free educational sessions across North Central Arkansas to help residents better understand Medicare and available coverage options.
The sessions will focus on Medicare, Medicare Supplement and Medicare Advantage coverage.
White River Health says the programs are designed for individuals turning 65, current Medicare beneficiaries, those considering Medicare Supplement or Medicare Advantage coverage, and caregivers or family members helping someone with Medicare decisions.
The first session will be held Friday, September 18, at 2 p.m. at the Stone County Medical Center cafeteria in Mountain View.
A second session is scheduled for Thursday, September 24, at 1 p.m. at Abundant Life Church in Cherokee Village.
The final session will be held Friday, September 25, at 1 p.m. at the White River Medical Center Conference Center in Batesville.
Registration is not required for any of the sessions.
White River Health said the goal is to provide education that can help attendees better understand Medicare coverage and the different options available to them.
Those attending may include people preparing to enroll in Medicare, current beneficiaries evaluating their coverage and family members helping loved ones navigate Medicare.
For more information, visit WhiteRiverHealth.org/makingsenseofmedicare.
White River Health is an independent, not-for-profit healthcare system serving residents throughout North Central Arkansas.
The system includes White River Medical Center in Batesville, Stone County Medical Center in Mountain View, outpatient facilities and primary and specialty physician practices.
White River Health is also a member of the Premier Alliance, American Hospital Association and Arkansas Hospital Association and is licensed by the Arkansas Department of Health.
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