Medicare, Milkshakes & Memories: Medicare Served Up 50s Style!

Medicare served up 50s style! Learn Medicare basics, get answers & explore 2027 options with Imperial—the new kid on the block! Medicare, Milkshakes & Memories Medicare can be confusing. Milkshakes are not. So we decided to put the two together. Join us for a fun, relaxed event where we’ll take some of the mystery out of Medicare, answer your questions, and talk about what’s happening with Medicare plans for 2027 - all with a little 50s flair. Whether you’ve had Medicare for years, you’re turning 65, your current plan is changing or going away, or you simply want to understand your options better, this event is for you. What can you expect? We’ll start with Medicare basics - Parts A, B, C and D, how they work together, and some of the important things to consider when choosing coverage. Then we’ll talk about 2027 Medicare plan information, including questions like: • Is your current plan changing or going away? • Have your costs increased? • Are you concerned about keeping your doctors or covering your prescriptions? • Are you wondering what other Medicare options are available in our area? • Have you heard about Imperial Health Plan and want to meet the new kid on the block? You’ll have plenty of opportunities to ask questions along the way. The goal is for you to leave with more Medicare knowledge, answers to your questions, and a better understanding of the options available to you. And because this is Medicare, Milkshakes & Memories… We’re not spending the whole event staring at PowerPoint slides. Expect golden oldies, 50s trivia, a few laughs, and a milkshake—or coffee and dessert—on us. 🥤☕🍰 Bring your spouse. Bring a friend. Bring your adult children. Bring your next-door neighbor. Bring your college roommate’s first cousin. If they have Medicare questions or want to learn, the more the merrier! Come as you are, bring your questions, and get ready for Medicare served up 50s style. There is no obligation to enroll in a plan. Attendance and refreshments are not contingent upon enrollment.