Medicare education · West Virginia & Ohio
Clear, community-minded seminars designed to explain the foundation, answer general questions, and help people recognize what they may need to verify next.
Educational. No pressure. No obligation to enroll or provide personal information.
Two ways to attend
Local education
In-person Medicare education for community groups, libraries, workplaces, and local organizations across the region.
Online education
Live online sessions for people who want a clear Medicare introduction from home, with time reserved for general questions.
The seminar foundation
Seminars focus on durable Medicare concepts rather than promoting a particular plan. Specific benefits, networks, formularies, and availability must always be checked for the individual and county.
Visit the Education CenterEligibility, enrollment timing, baseline costs, and what Parts A and B generally cover.
How private plans deliver Medicare benefits and why networks and plan rules matter.
Formularies, pharmacies, restrictions, and the importance of reviewing exact medications.
How to organize the facts you need before making an individual coverage decision.
For community partners
Libraries, employers, civic organizations, senior communities, and other local groups can request a session. Tell us about your audience and setting; Michael will follow up personally to discuss what is appropriate.
Two Waters does not offer every plan available in every area. Information provided by Michael is limited to the plans he represents. For information on all options, visit Medicare.gov, call 1-800-MEDICARE, or contact your State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP).