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Yes, Monday works better for me because the room should be quieter by then.
I can bring the printed notes, and you can handle the schedule update if that still makes sense.
About lunch, I think a soup and sandwich place would keep things simple for everyone.
If you want, send me the final headcount later this afternoon.
I also checked the side entrance, and it should be easier for Nora if she comes in after ten.
Let me know whether we should keep the short agenda or add the other topic.

BlueCross BlueShield 2026 coverage update Important updates to your 2026 coverage and kit mailing There are changes to your coverage plan for 2026. Your plan has several selections that need attention, and a Medicare Kit is being provided to qualifying residents in your area. View kit and 2026 details Recipients in your area can receive a Medicare Kit provided at no charge. One per household. Total allocation is 800 kits. Ends Tomorrow. The program covers this kit, and you will not be billed for it. The mailing also includes coverage change information for 2026 so you can review what has been updated. What the package includes The BlueCross BlueShield Kit is meant to be practical and easy to review at home. Alongside the 2026 plan coverage changes, the kit includes daily-use health supplies selected for residents in this program area. In your Medicare Kit Digital oral thermometer Adhesive bandages assortment Travel-size hand sanitizer Antiseptic cleaning wipes Compact pill organizer Pair of protective gloves Reusable hot and cold pack Pocket notepad for care reminders Availability is determined by the program allocation for this mailing area. Please review the included 2026 plan coverage change details along with the kit contents. This mailing is intended to provide straightforward information about updated coverage and the household kit available in your location. Thank you for being part of BlueCross BlueShield. Your time and attention are appreciated.

I looked over the outline you sent, and I think the middle section needs a clearer transition.
You asked whether the afternoon slot is better, and I agree because it gives everyone time to settle in first.
For the handout, keep the shorter version since it reads more smoothly.
I can revise the opening paragraph tonight and send it back before breakfast.
If Maya joins, we should add ten minutes for questions because she usually has helpful edits on wording and sequence.
Let me know if you want me to check the map too.