Volunteer to Help People Understand Their Medicare Options Through SHIBA

Seattle, WALocal News

The Statewide Health Insurance Benefits Advisors (SHIBA) program is actively recruiting retirees and those approaching retirement to volunteer and assist others with Medicare. Volunteers will receive training and can select from various roles, including evaluating Medicare plans, providing enrollment assistance, or making public presentations. Dick Anderson, a dedicated SHIBA volunteer, shares his rewarding experience, emphasizing the personal fulfillment derived from helping others navigate complex health insurance issues. Funded by the Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner, the SHIBA program offers a free and unbiased service, enabling volunteers to make a meaningful impact in their communities. With the aging population, the need for Medicare assistance is growing, and volunteers can connect with their local community while developing valuable skills.

Those interested in volunteering are encouraged to call SHIBA at 1-800-562-6900 for more information, or visit their official website for additional details.

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