Savvy and 65: Supporting Women Through the Medicare Transition
March 12, 2026 | 8-9pm ET 
Sponsored Amgen
The process of enrolling in Medicare can feel overwhelming and confusing. Many people are unaware of how to choose a plan, navigate their coverage options, and know what items, services, and benefits are covered by their plan. During this webinar, HealthyWomen and the Society for Women’s Health Research (SWHR) will review their new resource made especially for women, “Savvy and 65: A Woman’s Guide to Understanding Medicare.”
We will discuss how this guide can empower women in their healthcare journeys and help them take control over their bone and heart health as they age.
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Meet Your Speakers
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Lindsey Miltenberger, MA Chief Advocacy Officer
Miltenberger oversees SWHR’s government relations, communications, and advocacy functions. As a senior team member, she helps drive SWHR’s policy agenda, build relationships with key stakeholders and policymakers, and guide activities to improve women’s health through science, policy, and education. Previously, Miltenberger served as the assistant director of government affairs for the American Association for Dental Research (AADR), where she was responsible for developing and implementing AADR’s federal policy agenda, including federal budget and appropriations issues, international scientific collaboration, scientific workforce matters, and tobacco policy. Before joining AADR, Miltenberger was a senior manager for advocacy at AcademyHealth, supporting efforts to raise the visibility and promote the value of health services and systems research. Miltenberger earned her master’s degree in global communication with a focus on public diplomacy from The George Washington University. She holds an ABJ in public relations and a BA in international affairs from the University of Georgia.
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Helaine Bader, MPH Helaine Bader is a passionate public health advocate and the Vice President of Education for HealthyWomen. She has spent the last 25 years in the fields of health education, communications and advocacy – helping people understand how to stay healthy and prevent disease; working with grassroots organizations to address health disparities and health literacy in communities throughout the U.S.; and bringing multidisciplinary organizations, experts and institutions together to tackle issues through collective action. Early in her career, Helaine worked as a fellow in the breast cancer division of the National Cancer Institute. She later managed the global communications strategy for a Center of Excellence in Drug Discovery at GlaxoSmithKline, followed by directing the global advocacy efforts in cervical cancer for Digene. Helaine is also co-author of a bestselling textbook, New Dimensions in Women’s Health, now in its 9th edition. |
NAHN Bylaws Webinar: Review of Proposed Changes
March 18, 2026 | 8:00 PM ET
Presented by the Bylaws Committee
Join the NAHN Bylaws Committee to review the 2026 submissions for bylaw changes.
The NAHN Bylaws Committee will review the current version and the requested alteration while answering questions and taking feedback from NAHN Members. Please note: this webinar is open only to NAHN members.
