Cullman County Commission on Aging will counsel clients in person during the Medicare Open Enrollment period BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. We are now taking appointments for the Annual Open Enrollment period, which spans October 15 – December 7. We will NOT be accepting walk-ins during the Open Enrollment timeframe.
Please bring Medicare card, a list of current medications (med name and dosage).
If you would like to be evaluated for extra help, you must provide proof of income (must have current letter from social security).
Due to limited office space, we ask that when you arrive on the day of your appointment you remain in your car until you are called in by one of our staff members.
COUNSELING VIA MAIL-IN PACKET
If you prefer counseling to take place via mail-in forms, please call 256-734-1241 and a packet will be mailed to you. The forms in your packet must be returned to our office no later than Monday, November 14, 2022
A drop-box has been added to the front door of the COA for your convenience if you wish to drop off your packet in person or after hours.
SERVICE LOCATIONS
We have added service locations so that we may serve as many seniors as possible. To schedule an appointment at any of the locations below, please contact the COA at 256-734-1241.
Fairview Senior Center COA Office
Other options for Medicare Part D counseling include:
You may contact Medicare at 1-800-Medicare (633-4227) or online at medicare.gov
You may contact the State Health Insurance Program (SHIP) at 1-800-243-5463 or NARCOG at 1-256-355-4515
Also, your local pharmacy may be able to help with Medicare Part D comparisons
We will make every opportunity to serve our clients, however, spots are limited. All service locations are scheduled through the main COA office. Call today to schedule your appointment!
Welcome
Director Stephanie Lawson
"Excellence in Aging"
The Commission on Aging (COA) is a vibrant and dynamic organization continually seeking ways to better serve the rapidly growing senior population through planning, coordinating and developing levels of service to improve quality of life and enhance the independence of seniors in our area. As the county focal point for senior services, our expert staff is top-notch in providing you with the information that you need. The COA is funded through the Cullman County Commission, the North Alabama Regional Council of Governments, and the United Way.
The COA currently has seven full-time senior centers and nine satellite centers. The full-time senior centers provide lunch Monday through Friday to all attending Senior Citizens. Homebound meals are delivered to those areas of the county served by a full-time center. The COA also acts as a referral point for other services provided to senior citizens in the county which originate through other agencies.
Connect to Cullman County
Stay up to date with the Cullman County Commission Facebook and Twitter social media feeds. We encourage you to Like and Follow those feeds to keep up to date with different activities of the COA and other community groups and organizations.
We would like to thank those of you who volunteer at our facilities and during our senior events. You're dedication to the Senior Citizens of Cullman County is greatly appreciated.
If you are interested in volunteering please contact us by email or by phone. Make sure you mention the location and/or event in which you are interested in volunteering.
Request For Assistance
If you would like more information about services provided by the COA, view the Request for Assistance (PDF) form. Complete this form and either email it to jjames@co.cullman.al.us or print and mail to the following address:
Commission on Aging ATTN: Request for Assistance 1539 Sportsman Lake Road, N.W. Cullman, AL 35055
