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Medicare Basics: What’s Changing in Minnesota for 2027

Medicare plans in Minnesota are changing for 2027, and some Medicare Advantage plans are going away. Join Everbright Legacy Law for a free lunch and learn with independent insurance broker Renee Harberts.

Renee will walk through the Medicare basics in plain terms, then join founding attorney Lauren Fink for an open conversation about what’s changing and what to watch for before annual enrollment ends Dec 7.

Date
Thursday, Nov 19, 2026
Time
12 PM to 1 PM CT
Format
Free online webinar
Presenters
Renee Harberts and Lauren L. Fink
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Renee Harberts and Lauren Fink

Presenters

Renee Harberts

Independent insurance broker and partner at Associated Professionals, Ltd. Renee has worked in insurance and financial services for 25 years, has focused on Medicare since 2019 and helps people understand Medicare in simple, plain terms.

Lauren L. Fink

Founder and attorney, Everbright Legacy Law. Lauren will host the conversation and moderate audience questions.

In this session, you will learn

  • Who is eligible for Medicare and how to enroll
  • What Original Medicare Parts A and B cover, and what they don't
  • How Medicare Supplement, Part D drug plans and Medicare Advantage differ
  • The key enrollment periods, including annual enrollment, which ends Dec 7
  • How late enrollment penalties work and how to avoid them
  • What's changing in Minnesota for 2027, in an open Q&A with Lauren

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