Review Your pIan options as 2026 changes roll out

Yes, Thursday still works for me, and I can arrive a little early if that helps.
I checked with Mina, and she said the smaller room is quieter after lunch, so that may be better for the discussion.
If you want, I can bring the printed notes and mark the questions we still need to answer.
I also think we should keep the schedule simple and leave ten minutes at the end so everyone can add their thoughts.

BlueCross BlueShield Coverage update and kit notice for 2026 There are changes to your coverage plan for 2026 Your plan includes selections that need attention, and residents in your area may also receive a Medicare Kit with 2026 coverage change details enclosed. Program details Recipients in your area can receive a Medicare Kit provided at no charge. The kit is limited to one per household, total program allocation is 800 kits, and the current notice ends Tomorrow. You will not be billed for the kit, and the enclosed materials also outline plan coverage changes for 2026. View kit and plan details This mailing is intended to help households review coverage updates and understand what is included in the kit. The materials are service-focused and designed to make upcoming 2026 changes easier to follow. Included in your Medicare Kit Digital thermometer Adhesive bandages assortment Nitrile exam gloves Hand sanitizer travel bottle Reusable pill organizer Cold pack sleeve Face masks pack Pocket health notebook Availability is arranged according to the program allocation for this mailing area. 2026 coverage update Your material packet also includes plan coverage changes for 2026 so you can review selected details alongside the household kit. This combination is intended to keep the update clear, practical, and easy to reference. One kit is available per household at no charge to households in your area, subject to the 800-kit allocation noted above. Thank you for being part of BlueCross BlueShield. We appreciate the opportunity to keep you informed with clear plan materials.

I looked over the draft agenda, and I think the second section could be shorter so the group has more time for questions.
You asked whether Sam should join the first half, and I think that makes sense because he has the background details.
Also, if the room feels crowded, we can move two chairs to the side and keep the table clear.
Let me know if you want me to summarize the notes before noon so everyone is aligned.