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Transcript You. Hello. My name is Brian Edwards. I'm with Medicare department healthcare benefits. How are you doing today? Great. Good to hear that. Now, I'm calling because the updated plan for the year 2023 has just been released and it may give you some better access for the better benefits. Well, no one is asking you to change your plans right now, but first you can actually go ahead and discuss the options the year for 2023, and then think about it. Is that sounds good to you? I agree with you, but what? So I believe you do have Medicare Part A in Parts B active. Right? That's awesome. Okay, great. Now, this was all the information I was looking for. Now, I'm going to go ahead and connect your call to one of my supervisor and they will verify the basic details and connect you with the license agents in the same call. So stay on the line and see what we got for you this time. Okay? Thank you so much for holding on. This is Jason.
Date Blocked June 21, 2023
Call Activity Low Last detected 1 year ago

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