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Transcript Hello. Good evening. Lena. Here. How have you been lately? Yes. I was asking you about your day. How has it been so far? That's great. My goal is to help you fully optimize your Medicare benefits during the 2025 open enrollment. According to my records, you already have part A and B of Medicare. Is that right? I am here to do a basic qualification for the new Medicare benefits in the open. Enrollment 2025 so that you can access food cards, flex cards, free medication and up to $250 in cashback throughout the year. So can you confirm if you have part a and B of Medicare? I just want to confirm whether you have both part a and B of Medicare. Sorry you got cut off. I was asking if you have both part A and B of Medicare. You have qualified for the updates. Give me a second to connect you.
Date Blocked October 28, 2023
Call Activity Severe Last detected 10 hours ago

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