Free seminars available to seniors in South Carolina with di
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The improvement of care to provide more information on the Medicare Advantage Special Needs Plans, Tips for Healthy Living, Free Farmers Market
COLUMBIA, SC, March 9 / PRNewswire / - A series of free seminars designed to help Medicare beneficiaries in South Carolina with chronic illness to maintain a healthy lifestyle and learn more about the special needs Medicare Advantage plans to their needs will be offered during March at various locations in the state.
Improving care of the largest Medicare Advantage Special Needs Plan for beneficiaries with diabetes and other chronic diseases, is hosting the session, which includes advice on nutrition and fitness, a Farmers Market, and information on its 2009 plan offerings.
"Medicare Beneficiaries in South Carolina experience higher rates of chronic diseases like diabetes and heart failure, which can lead to serious complications if not properly managed," said Lisa Nelson, Director National Community information for improving care more. "Our goal is not only to educate beneficiaries on pension benefits and services, but to present them with a unique sense of support and the education needs that our plan aims to provide ".
March seminars:
March 23, 11:00 AM March 19 9:00 AM March 30 11:00 AM La Quinta Inn March 25th, 9:00 AM Wingate 3430 Clemson Blvd. Holiday Inn Hotel 33 Beacon Dr Anderson, SC 29621 & Suites Greenville, SC 29615 8105 Two Notch Road. Columbia, SC 29223 March 23, 9:00 PM March 26 9:30 AM March 30 9:00 AM Holiday Inn Airport Holiday Inn Charleston Airport 500 Chris Dr. West Columbia, SC 5264 International Blvd. 29169 North Charleston, SC 29418
CONTACT: Heather Rudo of care improvement plus, +1-410-962-6446, hjr@planitagency.com
This is an information service of Thomson Business Intelligence Service © 2006. This content is only for your personal use, subject to the terms and conditions. No redistribution allowed.
Source: PR Newswire
Wordcount: 299
The improvement of care to provide more information on the Medicare Advantage Special Needs Plans, Tips for Healthy Living, Free Farmers Market
COLUMBIA, SC, March 9 / PRNewswire / - A series of free seminars designed to help Medicare beneficiaries in South Carolina with chronic illness to maintain a healthy lifestyle and learn more about the special needs Medicare Advantage plans to their needs will be offered during March at various locations in the state.
Improving care of the largest Medicare Advantage Special Needs Plan for beneficiaries with diabetes and other chronic diseases, is hosting the session, which includes advice on nutrition and fitness, a Farmers Market, and information on its 2009 plan offerings.
"Medicare Beneficiaries in South Carolina experience higher rates of chronic diseases like diabetes and heart failure, which can lead to serious complications if not properly managed," said Lisa Nelson, Director National Community information for improving care more. "Our goal is not only to educate beneficiaries on pension benefits and services, but to present them with a unique sense of support and the education needs that our plan aims to provide ".
March seminars:
March 23, 11:00 AM March 19 9:00 AM March 30 11:00 AM La Quinta Inn March 25th, 9:00 AM Wingate 3430 Clemson Blvd. Holiday Inn Hotel 33 Beacon Dr Anderson, SC 29621 & Suites Greenville, SC 29615 8105 Two Notch Road. Columbia, SC 29223 March 23, 9:00 PM March 26 9:30 AM March 30 9:00 AM Holiday Inn Airport Holiday Inn Charleston Airport 500 Chris Dr. West Columbia, SC 5264 International Blvd. 29169 North Charleston, SC 29418
CONTACT: Heather Rudo of care improvement plus, +1-410-962-6446, hjr@planitagency.com
This is an information service of Thomson Business Intelligence Service © 2006. This content is only for your personal use, subject to the terms and conditions. No redistribution allowed.
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