Senior Medicare Patrol

April 18, 2019
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Seniors eligible to get Medicare benefits are vulnerable to exploitation from scammers. The Senior Medicare Patrol is a group of volunteers put together to protect seniors from scammed. Bill Blaney, senior Medicare patrol coordinator and counselor for the benefits assistance program for the Area Agency on Aging talks about the group and what they do.

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Bill Blaney, senior Medicare patrol coordinator and counselor for the benefits assistance program for the Area Agency on Aging

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