Senior struggles with Medicare Part D (News 8 Austin)
It's now been nearly two months since the government's new prescription drug plan took effect. So far, less than 2 million seniors have signed up. Many of them aren't exactly singing the praises of Medicare Part D . Take Pinkie Rigsbee for example.

Show to discuss Medicare Part D (Akron Beacon Journal)
The new prescription drug benefit plan Medicare Part D will be the focus of a live PBS broadcast. WNEO/WEAO (Channels 45 & 49) will air Q&A: Medicare Part D at 9 p.m. Thursday. The panel will include Ann Womer Benjamin, director of the Ohio Department of Insurance; Francine Chuchanis, Medicare managed-care ombudsman for the Area Agency on Aging; and Barry Klein of Klein's Pharmacy.

HHS chief lauds Part D signups (Dexter Daily Statesman)
Despite the warnings of naysayers, Medicare Part D appears to have started off with a bang.