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.

AARP Defends Medicare Part D (RedNova)
The Medicare Part D prescription plan has turned a corner, an AARP spokesman said Wednesday.

Medicare Drug Bailout is Costly (RedNova)
By Devlin Barrett New York State has shelled out $115 million to help senior citizens get medicine amid the confusion over the new federal drug benefit called Medicare Part D, according to Sen. Charles E. Schumer. The federal government says it will ultimately repay those costs.