KIPDA is Helping Qualified Kentucky Medicare Beneficiaries Save Up to $4,000 on Prescription Drug Costs; Will Enroll ...
The Kentuckiana Regional Planning and Development Agency (KIPDA), through its Social Services Division, announces the open enrollment period for a community outreach program covering qualified Medicare beneficiaries under the Extra Help with Prescription Drug Costs. The program, covering subsidies for Medicare Part D, is administered by the Social Security Administration using new 2011 Federal ...

Plan would help SeniorCare enrollees
Advocates for older adults are proposing a way to help people enrolled in SeniorCare continue to have coverage for prescription drugs without signing up for Medicare Part D, as required under Gov. Scott Walker's proposed budget.

Republican presidential candidate advocates for legalizing marijuana, cutting Medicare
He'd cut across the board by 43 percent, including Medicare, Medicaid and military spending.