Learn Medicare Basics with OFA's Monthly Classes in Oswego County

The Oswego County Office for the Aging (OFA) offers monthly 'Medicare 101' classes to help new and existing Medicare beneficiaries understand their healthcare options. These classes are useful as more baby boomers become eligible for Medicare.

The 'Medicare 101' classes take place on the fourth Thursday of each month at 10 a.m. The next session in May will be held online via Zoom, allowing participants to join from home for convenience.

Starting in June, the OFA will provide a flexible attendance option for the 'Medicare 101' classes. Attendees can choose to join in person at the Oswego County Health Department's training room at 70 Bunner St., Oswego, or online. This hybrid format is designed to meet various preferences and needs.

Each session is about an hour and a half long and offers a detailed overview of Medicare. The upcoming sessions are scheduled for June 27 and July 25. These classes are helpful for anyone seeking to understand Medicare coverage and options better.

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