Understanding the Medicare Prescription Drug Plan
From Apply Now, former About.com Guide
Updated: February 01, 2006
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Full implementation of Medicare Part D begins Jan 1, 2006. The discount cards offered by Medicare as a part of the Medicare reform bill expire on May 15, 2006 or as soon as your Medicare Part D policy takes effect.
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- Medicare Plan D Basics
- Medicare Part D Replaces Discount Cards
- Compare Medicare Part D to Your Present Drug Coverage
- Out of Pocket Costs
- What Medications Are You Taking?
- Review Plans
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- Important Enrollment Dates
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