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My goal with this newsletter is to:
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Keep You Informed
I will be sharing current articles about the changes in
Medicare.
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Answer Your Questions
I'm available to answer issues specific to you.
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Stay Connected
I want to make Medicare coverage as simple as possible.
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The Coronavirus and You
Every day for weeks now, you cannot turn on the television or listen to the radio, or engage in a
conversation that doesn't revolve almost exclusively around the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). It is a very
unsettling feeling, and quite awe-inspiring at the same time. When you consider how microscopically
minuscule this is, but how deadly it can be, it kind of takes your breath away.
There is no doubt that we are living in unprecedented times, and looking weeks, months and maybe even a
year or more into the future, it is really hard to conceive what the "new normal" will look like once this is all
behind us. And as humbling and crippling as this pandemic is, it has already started to bring out the best in
many people. While much of our daily lives have been disrupted or even shut down – dining in a restaurant,
having a drink with friends, many jobs have been reduced to even terminated, church services stopped,
school and graduations either postpones or canceled altogether, etc. – we are seeing those people who still
can afford to do so, stepping up to the plate. Some are contributing in smaller ways, like ordering takeout
meals from their favorite neighborhood restaurants or not buying 6 cases of water and leaving none for
someone else, and others who can, are paying the salaries of those who have list their job or been laid off.
Some retailers are setting aside certain hours on specific days of the week, where those who are elderly or
most vulnerable can shop in less crowded conditions and get the necessities they need.
During all this chaos, we want you to know we are still here for you. As independent insurance agents, most
of us work from our homes day-to-day, so this has had less of an impact on us. You can continue to call me
with any questions or concerns you have, and I will be there to answer. Also, if you know someone who is
getting close to Medicare age, please let them know what we can walk them through the entire process
without having to be present in their home. By telephone, email, and virtual methods (like sharing my
computer screen with them via a link I can send them by email), I can show them what Medicare is, how it
works, and taking their medical and prescription drug needs into consideration, I can help them select the
most appropriate and cost-efficient plan for them that will get them to all of their doctors. We can even sign
them up for the plan through an online application that they can watch me fill out on their computer screen.
We have the means to continue to help anyone who has Medicare concerns.
So please if you or someone
you know, could use my help, have them contact me at (858) 935-9120 and I will make sure they are
well taken care of.
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