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Need Help with Medicare Prescription Drug Costs?

Joanna Kuebler, Press Secretary

Congressman Sherrod Brown will host three public meetings to discuss Medicare Part D, the Medicare prescription drug program. Representatives from the Social Security Administration and Palmetto GBA (Government Benefits Administrator) will be available to give facts about the program, which is will go into effect in January 2006. Enrollment for the program begins in November.

Area seniors who have limited income and resources may be eligible for assistance in paying for the monthly premiums, deductibles and co-payments under this prescription drug program.

Individuals who think they may qualify for the 'extra help' are encouraged to complete an application at either location. Documents that may help constituents prepare include: bank account statements, tax returns, payroll slips, most recent Social Security benefits award letters, Railroad Retirement income, Veterans Benefits, pensions and annuities; and the cash and face value of any life insurance policies. For additional information, please call 1-800-234-6413.

Wednesday, September 7, 2005
1:00 p.m. Brunswick City Hall Council Chambers, 4095 Center Road, Brunswick

Thursday, September 8, 2005
9:00 a.m. Second Baptist Church, 427 Chapman Lane (16th), Elyria

11:00 a.m. Sheffield Village Municipal Complex, 4340 Colorado Avenue, Sheffield Village

Limited seating is available. For more information, constituents can call the congressional office at 1-800-234-6413.