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AGENCY ON AGING TO ASSIST PERSONS AT AREA LIBRARIES ON MEDICARE PART D (The Canton Daily Ledger)
Central Illinois Agency on Aging representatives will be visiting libraries in Fulton County to assist individuals with quesions about Medicare Part D plans. Here is the schedule and locations:

Medicare changes to be topic at center (Bedford Times-Mail)
MITCHELL Congressman Steve Buyer s Medicare Liaison, Jan Faker, will visit the Mitchell Senior Center, 101 Tom Green Drive, Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. to speak to seniors or caregivers about changes in Medicare for 2009.

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Check out changes to Part D drug plan (The Post-Standard)
Q. I'm pretty happy with my Medicare Part D prescription drug plan. Should I just stick with the same plan in 2009? A. Part D plans change every year. The plan that's got you smiling now may have you frowning in 2009.

AGENCY ON AGING TO ASSIST PERSONS AT AREA LIBRARIES ON MEDICARE PART D (The Canton Daily Ledger)
Central Illinois Agency on Aging representatives will be visiting libraries in Fulton County to assist individuals with quesions about Medicare Part D plans. Here is the schedule and locations:

Health Benefits: Medicare's Costly Doughnut Hole (BusinessWeek)

Posted on October 16, 2008 in Medicare Part D | Permalink

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Tennessee: Officials warn of Medicare scams (Chattanooga Times Free Press)
As of Oct. 1, it s open season for insurance agents to launch sales pitches for Medicare Advantage plans and Medicare Part D supplemental drug plans

Covering the Bases: Penalty for not enrolling in Part D when eligible (The Capital)
Q: I have been using a discount card to buy my prescription drugs since I became eligible for Medicare. However, I am now taking more medication, and I think I need to get a Medicare Part D card.

Time works against candidates on Social Security, Medicare fixes (Miami Herald)
Social Security and Medicare long have been considered the nation's fiscal time bombs, and the ticking is getting louder. But presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain have no comprehensive plans to overhaul the systems, and are campaigning almost as if they don't notice them.

Three plaintiffs file lawsuit to opt out of Medicare Part A (Plano Courier)
A bill U.S. Congressman Sam Johnson (R-Texas) has introduced may be too late as three plaintiffs filed a lawsuit Thursday in an attempt to opt out of Medicare without facing dire financial consequences.

Posted on October 14, 2008 in Medicare Part D | Permalink

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