With the Medicare open enrollment in progress through Dec. 7, Gesher is offering a free service to anyone looking for a clear path through the sign-up process. For the second year, Gesher is providing certified Medicare counselors to residents of Cuyahoga County. Anyone entering or currently enrolled in the Medicare system is eligible to seek help regarding the government-based health insurance.

We are proud that Jim Aust, OSHIIP Coordinator for Cuyahoga County has dedicated two days during November for free consultations at Gesher. Jim retired from Kodak 3 years ago, previously worked at American Greetings for 22 years, and has extensive experience in finances. He is one of the most sought after Oshiip volunteers in the state.

Ohio ranks number one in the nation as OSHIIP planning had saved enrollees more than $15 million.

Jim Aust said a consultation gives newcomers a better understanding of the sometimes complicated process of acquiring insurance. Those already enrolled in Medicare need to review their plan on a yearly basis. Factoring in insurance companies changing what they will cover, premium adjustments, and the changing healthcare need for the individual, a review is essential.

Companies will, at times, add or omit coverage of certain prescription drugs a person may need. If someone has a health condition that requires specific medication, they should not assume their insurance company will continue to cover it in the new year.

To schedule an appointment, contact Gesher at 216 862 4599 or info@geshercleveland.org

 

Feedback from previous participants:

▪ 75% of respondents said their OSHIIP consultation with Jim was extremely beneficial.

▪ 100% of respondents reported that Jim answered their questions very well.

▪ 100% of participants said they would recommend our OSHIIP service to a friend.

One participant said: “I thought I had found the best plan by myself. Jim from OSHIIP and Gesher saved me a significant amount of money on Medicare premiums!” Another shared: “I recommend anyone approaching retirement to have a consultation with Jim.”

Chef Dave’s Catering Thanksgiving Takeout Menu – place your order online.

Correction: Correct email address is shootrite2016@gmail.com.

A private concealed carry course is being offered for women only on Sunday, December 4th. The course is free of charge (normally runs about $125) and has VERY limited slots available. The instructor will teach about the proper use and handling of fire arms. The class will be approximately 8 hours in length, with two of those hours at the shooting range. Pricing at the range is $15 for admission, $10 to rent a fire arm (unless you have your own) and approximately $6-$12 for 50 rounds of ammunition. Upon completion of the course, participants will be presented with a certificate that they can then use to register and receive licensure for carrying a concealed weapon. For more information please email shootrite2106@gmail.com.

Chef Dave’s Catering Thanksgiving All-You-Can-Eat Dinner Buffet – Reserve by 11/9 and save $$!! Make your reservations online.

• Susan Efroymson’s Suggestions for the November 8, 2016 Elections
• OpEd Supporting Donald Trump – by Sholom Schonfeld
• OpEd Supporting Hillary Clinton – by Michoel Cohen (Bainbridge)
• Re-elect Judge Francine Goldberg for Domestic Relations Court
• JVote Letter on Issue 109
• OpEd Opposing Issue 109 by Diane Hallum
• OpEd Supporting Issue 109 by Michoel Cohen (Bainbridge)

As a current Domestic Relations Court Judge, Judge Goldberg is dedicated to making the court more family friendly and accessible. For example, at the first pre-trial, Judge Goldberg meets each litigant at the first pre-trial to discuss their case. To accommodate litigants who cannot travel to court, she has conducted hearings in parties’ homes, nursing homes and assisted living facilities. Judge Goldberg is responsive, fair & reasonable. Judge Goldberg deserves to be re-elected so that she can continue to bring compassion, fairness, efficiency, & a strong work ethic to the bench.

-Judge Goldberg is endorsed by The Plain Dealer & Police, Fire, & Labor
-Current Domestic Relations Judge who has handled over 1,500 cases

-Former Assistant Cuyahoga County Prosecutor for 24 years

-Former University Heights City Councilwoman for 12 years (Vice-Mayor for 4 years)

-Member of Green Road Synagogue

-Biggest accomplishment is being a wife & mother of four children

 

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Thursday, Nov. 10, 3-5pm at Green Road Synagogue (note the time change).

6 tons of fresh produce! Please bring an ID.

This is the LAST distribution of the season.

 

Orders must be placed by November 16^th, 5pm by either email: koshercatering@ameritech.net or by calling 216.401.7431.

Order pickups will be November 23^rd 2-6pm.

Other arrangements can be made if needed.

HAC Cleveland Market Pre-Chanukah boutique partners with the Cleveland Chesed Center to collect children’s winter outerwear.  Please bring your new or gently used childrens’ winter outerwear (coats, hats, gloves, boots, etc) to the HAC Cleveland Market at Yavne High School, Sunday, November 13 from 6-10 pm.  Look for our collection box!

 

With the Medicare open enrollment in progress through Dec. 7, Gesher is offering a free service to anyone looking for a clear path through the sign-up process. For the second year, Gesher is providing certified Medicare counselors to residents of Cuyahoga County. Anyone entering or currently enrolled in the Medicare system is eligible to seek help regarding the government-based health insurance.

We are proud that Jim Aust, OSHIIP Coordinator for Cuyahoga County has dedicated two days during November for free consultations at Gesher. Jim retired from Kodak 3 years ago, previously worked at American Greetings for 22 years, and has extensive experience in finances. He is one of the most sought after Oshiip volunteers in the state.

Ohio ranks number one in the nation as OSHIIP planning had saved enrollees more than $15 million.

Jim Aust said a consultation gives newcomers a better understanding of the sometimes complicated process of acquiring insurance. Those already enrolled in Medicare need to review their plan on a yearly basis. Factoring in insurance companies changing what they will cover, premium adjustments, and the changing healthcare need for the individual, a review is essential.

Companies will, at times, add or omit coverage of certain prescription drugs a person may need. If someone has a health condition that requires specific medication, they should not assume their insurance company will continue to cover it in the new year.

To schedule an appointment, contact Gesher at 216 862 4599 or info@geshercleveland.org

 

Feedback from previous participants:

▪ 75% of respondents said their OSHIIP consultation with Jim was extremely beneficial.

▪ 100% of respondents reported that Jim answered their questions very well.

▪ 100% of participants said they would recommend our OSHIIP service to a friend.

One participant said: “I thought I had found the best plan by myself. Jim from OSHIIP and Gesher saved me a significant amount of money on Medicare premiums!” Another shared: “I recommend anyone approaching retirement to have a consultation with Jim.”