Timber River Connections now serving as Lewis County health insurance benefits advisor sponsor
Jul. 25—Timber River Connections, formerly known as Lewis County Seniors, is serving as the new
A public service offered by the
Over 230 trained volunteers statewide provide free, confidential Medicare counseling and education to people in their communities. They assist people with Medicare plans, prescription drug access, fraud and abuse, and more.
"I'm grateful to Timber River Connections for joining our SHIBA team," Insurance Commissioner
A nonprofit corporation, Timber River Connections is focused on helping senior citizens with nutritional, social, educational and enrichment programs. The organization serves meals, creates learning and enrichment opportunities, helps seniors with issues directly impacting their health and wellness and reaches out to the community with fundraisers and other community events.
"We are so excited to partner with and host the SHIBA program,"
This is the first time SHIBA has had a presence in
To inquire about volunteering with SHIBA, call Timber River Connections at 360-748-0061.
Until Timber River Connections is able to get new volunteers trained, call the SHIBA program in
Timber River Connections is located at
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