2025 Medicare Open Enrollment Starts Now
- Ann Church
- Oct 10
- 3 min read
Updated: 2 days ago
Two FREE seminars, Zoom
10/07/2025 11 am MT Medicare 101
10/14/2025 11 am MT Medicare vs. Medicare Advantage
Medicare 101: Don’t Leave Your Health to Chance
Tuesday, October 7th, 11 am MT, Zoom, FREE
Presented by Villages of Santa Fe, Conversations that Matter
Knowledge is power—and when it comes to Medicare, knowledge matters.Join us and leave with the confidence to navigate your choices and take control of what matters most.
Moderated by Ann Church, Founder and Executive Director of Villages of Santa Fe
Presented by Brad Coe: Since 2016, Brad Coe has offered up insights and help in choosing Medicare and Medicare Advantage programs. With so much in the news about Medicare, don’t miss this opportunity to learn more.
Whether you’re approaching 65 or supporting someone who is, understanding Medicare is key to protecting your health, your finances, and your freedom to choose care that fits your life. Our Intro to Medicare workshop cuts through the confusion and equips you with clear, actionable information to make smart decisions now—not later.
2025 Open Enrollment
Open enrollment for Medicare begins on October 15, 2025, and ends on December 7, 2025. This is your opportunity to review your current plan, make changes, or enroll in a new plan that better suits your needs. Don’t miss this critical window to ensure your coverage aligns with your health and financial goals.
🛑 Avoid costly enrollment mistakes and late penalties
🧠 Understand how Medicare works—so you’re not stuck with plans that don’t
💸 Get the facts on premiums, coverage, and savings options
💬 Learn to spot misleading marketing and advocate for your needs
🤝 Connect with community experts and peers who share your questions
Who should attend:
Adults nearing Medicare age, caregivers, and anyone ready to get smart about their health coverage.
Original Medicare vs Medicare Advantage
Know the Big Differences—Choose What’s Best for You
Tuesday, October 14th, 11 am MT, Zoom, FREE
Presented by Villages of Santa Fe, Conversations that Matter
Navigating Medicare doesn’t have to be overwhelming. In this workshop, we’ll break down the major differences between Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage—so you can confidently choose the coverage that fits your health, lifestyle, and budget.
Knowledge is power—and when it comes to Medicare, knowledge matters.Join us and leave with the confidence to navigate your choices and take control of what matters most.
2025 Open Enrollment
Open enrollment for Medicare begins on October 15, 2025, and ends on December 7, 2025. This is your opportunity to review your current plan, make changes, or enroll in a new plan that better suits your needs. Don’t miss this critical window to ensure your coverage aligns with your health and financial goals.
Original Medicare offers:
Freedom to see any doctor or hospital that accepts Medicare
No referrals needed for specialists
Separate plans for drug coverage and supplemental insurance
No cap on out-of-pocket costs (unless you add Medigap)
Medicare Advantage includes:
All-in-one coverage through private insurers
Often includes dental, vision, hearing, and prescription drugs
May require referrals and use of in-network providers
Annual out-of-pocket cost limits for added financial protection
Whether you value flexibility or bundled benefits, this session will help you understand your options and make the choice that’s right for you.
Brad Coe, founder of Coe Insurance Agency, LLC, is a trusted Medicare expert known for his client-first approach. Originally from Massachusetts, he studied Hospitality Management and Business at Ferris State University before moving into foodservice leadership and eventually health insurance. He launched his agency in 2006, specializing in Medicare and supplements, growing his business entirely by word-of-mouth. In 2009, he married and merged businesses with fellow agent Amanda, building a thriving, family-run practice. Brad is a father of six and enjoys trips to Elephant Butte and time with his dogs, granddaughter, and close-knit family.
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