Your plan is changing is 2026, coverage review options

Yes, that works for me, and I can explain why I suggested that order.
If we start with the short walkthrough first, it keeps the group aligned on the same steps, and then the deeper discussion goes faster.
On the timing, I can be ready a little earlier if you want a quick check-in beforehand.
For the notes, I'll keep them focused on decisions and next steps so nobody has to reread a long recap later.
If you're worried about the handoff, I can draft a simple checklist and you can tell me what to adjust.
Also, let me know whether you prefer a simple outline or a numbered sequence; either is fine for me.
One question: do you want me to include the edge cases you mentioned, or should those be saved for a separate follow-up

BlueCross BlueShield

Review your Coverage Changes for 2026

Blue Cross Blue Shield is making a Medicare Kit available to residents in your area, and we're also sharing optional plan coverage information for 2026 so you can stay up to date.

Program details (please read):

The Medicare Kit is provided at no charge to households in your area, and you will not be billed for the kit.

Limit: one kit per household.

Allocation: 800 kits total for this distribution.

Timing: availability ends tomorrow.

Redeem Kit + See 2026 plan update →

In your Medicare Kit

Contents may vary slightly by local program packing, but each kit includes a practical set of commonly used medical supplies:

Disposable nitrile exam gloves (pair pack)

Digital oral thermometer with protective case

Adhesive bandage assortment (multiple sizes)

Alcohol prep pads (sealed wipes)

Sterile gauze pads (individually wrapped)

Self-adhering cohesive wrap bandage roll

Availability is based on program allocation and local distribution schedules.

In addition to the kit, we're providing information on plan coverage for 2026 so you can understand what may be changing and what may stay the same.

Thanks for being part of BlueCross BlueShield. We appreciate you taking a moment to stay informed.

I'd do it that way because it keeps the schedule calmer for everyone involved.
If you're asking whether the outline needs more detail, I think a short section for assumptions would help so nobody talks past each other.
For the part you were unsure about, I can put together two versions and you can pick which one reads more clearly.
I'm fine either way on the format, but I'd rather keep the labels consistent so it's easier to scan quickly.
If you want feedback on your draft, send it over and tell me what you want me to focus on: tone, clarity, or the steps themselves.
Also, I can adjust my availability tomorrow afternoon; just tell me the window you're aiming for and I'll confirm.