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What can beneficiaries do if they are concerned that they might no longer automatically qualify for low-income subsidies? Will they still be eligible for Medicare Part D?

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What can beneficiaries do if they are concerned that they might no longer automatically qualify for low-income subsidies? Will they still be eligible for Medicare Part D?

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People who no longer automatically qualify for extra help in 2009 will retain their Medicare prescription drug coverage. However, they may not automatically qualify for the low-income subsidy. Instead, they must apply for low income subsidy assistance. They can do this through their local Social Security office, by calling 1-800-772-1213, or by visiting www.socialsecurity.gov/prescriptionhelp.

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