Music Health Alliance Encourages Industry Professionals To “Get Covered”

Music industry non-profit healthcare advocate Music Health Alliance is offering health insurance information for music industry members, via a series of free seminars over the course of the next four months. The programs are designed to inform and empower the music community, including self-employed professionals, and those covered under their employer’s policy.

The seminars will answer questions including: What are the new health insurance options? Am I eligible for a subsidy? Who is eligible for free insurance? Where do I get care if I can’t afford insurance?

The series begins Oct. 13 at NARAS. Those interested can RSVP to Shelia Shipley-Biddy at shelia@musichealthalliance.com to attend the free “Get Covered” Seminars.

Open enrollment begins Nov. 1.

Dates/Times for Music Health Alliance Seminars:

Music Health Alliance Get Covered 101 for Senior Music Professionals:

Oct 13: 1-3pm Get Covered 101 For Senior Professionals/Medicare & More at NARAS (1904 Wedgewood Ave. Nashville, TN 37212)
Oct 27: 2-4pm Get Covered 101 For Senior Professionals/Medicare & More at Music Health Alliance (2021 Richard Jones Rd. Suite 160 Nashville, TN 37215)
Dec 7: Last Day To Change Medicare Plan

Music Health Alliance Get Covered 101 for Music Professionals:
Oct 20: 2-4p Get Covered 101 For Music Professionals at NARAS (1904 Wedgewood Ave. Nashville, TN 37212)
Nov 1: Open enrollment begins
Nov 10: 2-4p Get Covered 101 For Music Professionals at NARAS (1904 Wedgewood Ave. Nashville, TN 37212)
Nov 17: 2-4p Get Covered 101 For Music Professionals at ASCAP (2 Music Square W. Nashville, TN 37203)
Jan 12: 2-4p Get Covered 101 For Music Professionals at NARAS (1904 Wedgewood Ave. Nashville, TN 37212)
Jan 19: 2-4p Get Covered 101 For Music Professionals at BMI (10 Music Square E. Nashville, TN 37203)
Jan 31: Last day to enroll or change health insurance

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