Medicare Part D

A Message From Our Intern

This Post Was Composed by A PHAN Intern, Khadija Hudson:

While waiting in line to pay for prescription medication last August, I was briefly chatting with this petite elderly woman in front of me. She had shoulder length silver hair, a frail frame, beautiful lightly tanned skin and was roughly around 70-75 years old. S he had one of those sweet and caring voices that made me reminisce of my younger years of spending countless time with my nana.

Medicare Part D needlessly expensive and complex

"Congress should revisit the Medicare Part D drug plan next year and recraft it in the public interest rather than insurers' interests," write the editors of the Scranton Times-Tribune in its November 19th edition.

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