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X-WR-CALDESC:Dually eligible individuals are older adults and people with d
 isabilities who are simultaneously enrolled in both Medicare and Medicaid 
 because of their age or disability and limited resources. On average\, dua
 lly eligible individuals have more chronic conditions and higher health ne
 eds than Medicare-only individuals\, yet they often face barriers to acces
 sing care because of their enrollment in two separate health insurance pro
 grams. Medicare and Medicaid were not designed to work together\, and dual
 ly eligible individuals face unique barriers to accessing the full range o
 f benefits available under both programs. Today\, dually eligible individu
 als have an array of options to choose how to receive their care\, and the
  number of options is growing. \n\nIn this webinar\, Dual Eligible Basics\
 , presenters will discuss dually eligible individuals\, Medicare and Medic
 aid coverage\, enrollment choices\, benefits available under Medicare and 
 Medicaid\, and the challenges this population faces navigating their healt
 h needs.\n\nWho Should Attend:\n\nLegal services professionals - legal aid
  and private attorneys\, paralegals\, clerks\, interns\nState Health Insur
 ance Assistance Programs (SHIPs)\nAging and disability service providers\n
 Key Takeaways:\n\nUnderstand who dually eligible individuals are and their
  demographic characteristics\nUnderstand how Medicare and Medicaid overlap
  and the importance of Medicaid to dually eligible individuals\nGain advoc
 acy tips on how to assist dually eligible individuals with navigating thei
 r coverage and resolving common issues\nPresenters:\n\nTiffany Huyenh-Cho\
 , Director of California Medicare and Medicaid Advocacy\, Justice in Aging
 \nSamantha Morales\, Senior Policy Advocate\, Justice in Aging\nRachel Ger
 shon\, Senior Staff Attorney\, Justice in Aging\nBackground Information fo
 r Attendees:\n\nDual Eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNPs): What Advocates
  Need to Know\nMedicaid 101: Basics and Recent Changes\nHealth Care Bills 
 and Dually Eligible Individuals\nMedicare Premium Bills and Dually Eligibl
 e Individuals\nThis webinar will take place on Thursday\, December 3\, 202
 6 at 11:00 a.m. PT/2:00 p.m. ET and will run for 75 minutes.
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DESCRIPTION:Dually eligible individuals are older adults and people with di
 sabilities who are simultaneously enrolled in both Medicare and Medicaid b
 ecause of their age or disability and limited resources. On average\, dual
 ly eligible individuals have more chronic conditions and higher health nee
 ds than Medicare-only individuals\, yet they often face barriers to access
 ing care because of their enrollment in two separate health insurance prog
 rams. Medicare and Medicaid were not designed to work together\, and duall
 y eligible individuals face unique barriers to accessing the full range of
  benefits available under both programs. Today\, dually eligible individua
 ls have an array of options to choose how to receive their care\, and the 
 number of options is growing. \n\nIn this webinar\, Dual Eligible Basics\,
  presenters will discuss dually eligible individuals\, Medicare and Medica
 id coverage\, enrollment choices\, benefits available under Medicare and M
 edicaid\, and the challenges this population faces navigating their health
  needs.\n\nWho Should Attend:\n\nLegal services professionals - legal aid 
 and private attorneys\, paralegals\, clerks\, interns\nState Health Insura
 nce Assistance Programs (SHIPs)\nAging and disability service providers\nK
 ey Takeaways:\n\nUnderstand who dually eligible individuals are and their 
 demographic characteristics\nUnderstand how Medicare and Medicaid overlap 
 and the importance of Medicaid to dually eligible individuals\nGain advoca
 cy tips on how to assist dually eligible individuals with navigating their
  coverage and resolving common issues\nPresenters:\n\nTiffany Huyenh-Cho\,
  Director of California Medicare and Medicaid Advocacy\, Justice in Aging
 \nSamantha Morales\, Senior Policy Advocate\, Justice in Aging\nRachel Ger
 shon\, Senior Staff Attorney\, Justice in Aging\nBackground Information fo
 r Attendees:\n\nDual Eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNPs): What Advocates
  Need to Know\nMedicaid 101: Basics and Recent Changes\nHealth Care Bills 
 and Dually Eligible Individuals\nMedicare Premium Bills and Dually Eligibl
 e Individuals\nThis webinar will take place on Thursday\, December 3\, 202
 6 at 11:00 a.m. PT/2:00 p.m. ET and will run for 75 minutes.
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SUMMARY:Dual Eligible Basics
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