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Ann Kayrish

Senior Program Manager, for Medicare

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Ann Kayrish helps aging network professionals to develop and implement strategies to connect with and assist Medicare beneficiaries to understand and enroll into benefits that improve their health and economic well- being.     

Ann Kayrish

Latest from Ann Kayrish

  1. Exceptional Circumstances for Medicare Special Enrollment Periods: What You Need to Know

    Jun 05, 2023
    Learn how to help people who missed Medicare enrollment due to an emergency, incarceration, or misinformation. Our Q&A gives you guidance on what to do in a variety of circumstances.

  2. Tips for Connecting to Medicare Beneficiaries Who Are Under 65 and Have Disabilities

    May 16, 2023
    Partnering with disability-focused agencies and residential facilities can help boost outreach the under-65 Medicare population living with disabilities.

  3. How to Connect to Medicare Beneficiaries Who Have a Non-English Language Preference

    Mar 13, 2023
    These creative strategies help MIPPA grantees to connect and serve the over 4 million Medicare beneficiaries who have a non-English language preference.

  4. The Medicare Annual Wellness Visit: What Older Adults Should Know

    Jul 28, 2022
    Introduced in 2011, the Medicare Annual Wellness Visit is a free benefit focused on health promotion and preventive care.

  5. What the 3 Types of Health Care Providers Mean for Medicare Beneficiaries

    Jul 28, 2022
    For people enrolled in Original Medicare (Parts A & B) the differences between a participating provider, a non-participating provider, and an opt-out provider, are important to understand.

  6. The Medicare Annual Wellness Visit: Opportunities for the Aging Network

    Jun 15, 2022
    These tips and recommendations can help the Aging Network improve the Medicare Annual Wellness Visit.
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