- What exactly is Medicare?
- Why is Medicare necessary?
- When, where, and how should I apply for Medicare?
- What are the associated costs of Medicare?
- How can I optimize my use of Medicare?
Additionally, an MIT Retirement expert will offer insights into the specific health insurance options available to MIT employees upon retirement.
Presenters:
Dionne Garcia, S.H.R.M.-C.P., B.A.; Faculty Retirement Plan Counselor, MIT
Dionne Garcia is the faculty retirement plan counselor at MIT, where she assists faculty as they transition into retirement. Prior to joining MIT, Dionne acquired over 15 years of experience as an Enrolled Actuary with the DB Pension Administration and other actuarial work. Dionne holds an Honors B.A. in actuarial science from Western University, and a S.H.R.M.-C.P. designation.
Andie Lei Wang, A.S.A., M.S., Retirement Plans Manager, MIT
Andie Lei Wang manages MIT’s retirement plans and the team that delivers retirement services to members of the MIT community. Prior to joining MIT, Andie acquired over 12 years of experience as an associate consultant, working on various actuarial and benefits projects—and another seven years of experience as a retirement finance manager, managing pension, 401(k), and other retirement plans. Andie holds an M.S. in actuarial science from Boston University and is an Associate of the Society of Actuaries (A.S.A.).