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Medicare Basics presentation at Asian Service Center Oct. 11

Lynnwood, WALocal News

The Asian Service Center will host a free presentation on Medicare basics in partnership with Humana at 3 p. m. on Saturday, Oct. 11. Attendees will hear from Garret Chock, a licensed Humana sales agent, who will explain the upcoming changes to Medicare for 2026.

This informative session is designed to help participants understand their health care options without any obligation to enroll with Humana. Community members are encouraged to bring friends and family and to prepare questions for the discussion. Depending on the level of interest, a follow-up session focusing on Social Security updates may be planned. The Asian Service Center is located at 22727 Highway 99 in Edmonds. For those requiring interpreter assistance, they should call 206-227-7698 in advance to arrange support.

This event represents a valuable opportunity for local residents to stay informed about important health care changes.

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