Coffee, Chat, and Medicare
An hour of coffee and real conversation. Bring any Medicare question. No slides. No pitch. Just neighbors and answers.
In most Latino households across east Simi Valley, Reseda, and Oxnard, the adult daughter or son is the one actually choosing Mom's Medicare plan. Here is how to make that decision well.
In Spanish-speaking Medicare households across Ventura County and the north San Fernando Valley, the actual decision-maker is almost always the adult daughter or son, not the parent on the plan. They are the one reading the mail, taking notes, and calling the agent back. That pattern matters because most national Medicare ads are written for the senior. The bilingual blue ocean is the household where the kid is doing the homework for Mom.
An adult child can fully participate in the Medicare conversation when the parent signs a CMS-compliant Scope of Appointment (SOA) form. Lourdes Simons provides this in Spanish and English. The SOA does not commit anyone to anything — it simply allows the agent to discuss the listed plan types with the family member present.
When the family is bilingual, the consult should be too. Lourdes runs the same conversation in two languages — Spanish-first for the parent, English for the adult child. Both leave with the same answers.
Coffee, Chat, and Medicare on Wednesday June 10 in Thousand Oaks, and Medicare Educational 101 on Tuesday June 23 at Total Wine & More in Thousand Oaks. Both are bilingual, drop-in, no-cost.
Two community events near Ventura County this June. Drop in, bring questions, no pitch.
An hour of coffee and real conversation. Bring any Medicare question. No slides. No pitch. Just neighbors and answers.
A drop-in education evening covering the basics of Medicare and the choices most people face at 65 and after. Stop by any time during the window.
A licensed Medicare agent will reach out within one business day. Spanish or English.
Thank you! Lourdes will call you within one business day. If urgent, please dial 323-673-7613 directly.