Use the correct contact path so educational questions, seminar requests, speaking inquiries, and individualized assistance stay clearly separated.
For a general book, website, educational-resource, or non-urgent question, use the General Contact form. For seminar registration, speaking or hosting, and individualized Medicare insurance assistance, choose the dedicated pathway below.
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Using the right pathway helps keep educational requests, event activity, and individualized insurance assistance distinct.
Ask about Medicare: I Get It Now!, formats, purchase information, or book-related questions.
Browse free Medicare checklists, planners, organizers, worksheets, and plain-language reference tools.
View confirmed educational seminars, registration status, event details, and the attendee registration form.
Request a Medicare educational session for a library, church, employer, caregiver group, association, school, or community organization.
Share your organization, audience, proposed date, format, location, topic, and event details through the speaking inquiry form.
Report a website issue, ask about a page, or send a non-urgent general question.
Use the separate voluntary assistance pathway if you are specifically requesting individualized Medicare insurance assistance.
General Contact is best for book, website, resource, and non-urgent general questions. Dedicated forms collect the additional information needed for seminars, speaking and hosting, or individualized assistance.
Public website forms are not designed to collect sensitive personal information. If you are voluntarily requesting individualized Medicare insurance assistance, use the dedicated assistance pathway rather than placing personal insurance details in a general message.
Individualized Medicare insurance assistance is a separate voluntary pathway. You do not need to request personal assistance to use the book, educational resources, Learning Center, seminars, or general Contact page.