Williamson County Aging & Caregiver Conference

Welcome to the Williamson County Aging & Caregiver Conference!

Join us at the First United Methodist Church Georgetown for a day full of learning and fun. Whether you are an older adult or a caregiver, this event is perfect for you. Our expert presenters will cover a wide range of topics to help you provide the best care possible. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with other caregivers and gain valuable knowledge. Sign up now to secure your spot!

Parking Information

There are three parking lots around the FUMC Georgetown campus with many parking spaces for those with limited mobility as well as parking spaces for guests. A covered drive is also available at the back of the main building to safely drop off those in your family with limited mobility.

Info: Navigating Medicare doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Join Jan Stone—Independent Medicare Insurance Broker and Board-Certified Patient Advocate—for a clear, engaging session that walks you through every stage of the Medicare journey. With decades of experience and a passion for making healthcare approachable, Jan will cover:
Medicare Made Simple - When, Where and How
Medicare Alphabet Soup - Parts A-D, F, G & N
Dueling Plans: Advantage vs Supplement/Medigap
Medicare and Caregivers - Walking the Road Together.

Whether you're new to Medicare or supporting someone who is, this session will help you make informed, confident choices.

Info: Michael Hernandez, Director of Veteran Services for Williamson County, will share how local veterans’ programs can support older adults and their caregivers. Learn about available benefits, services, and resources that honor and assist those who served—and the families who care for them.

Info: Free Lunch provided.

Info: Dr. Patrick Robinson, board-certified in Hospice and Palliative Medicine with Baylor Scott & White Supportive Palliative Care, will share how individuals and families can access care that brings comfort, dignity, and quality of life. Learn the differences between hospice and palliative care, when to consider these options, and how they support both older adults and their caregivers.

Host or Publisher AGE of Central Texas