How can I get a medicare part D form online,I need this to fill out so someone can get some medicine help?
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You can apply for extra help with prescription drug plan costs by going to www.ssa.gov and applying for low income subsidy.\n\nYou can enroll in a prescription drug plan by visiting the www.Medicare.gov website,  or by calling 1-800-MEDICARE.\n\nYou must have Medicare Part A and/or Part B to enroll in a Medicare drug plan.
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Depends on what state you are in. If you add info here I can find the form for you easily.
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I don't think medicine has come so far as online surgery!\n\nAsk Jeeves is a good place to start looking for info. Good luck
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Go to their site. There will be instructions there on what to do to get it online.
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wedMD is good.  There's also a pharmacy website - something like pharm.com. that's also been helpful.
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Click on HELP -> Contact Us (On far left) and it will guide you through an online form you can fill out.
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You can request your medical records from the administrative office of your physician. Just ask.
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www.medicare.gov\n you do need to know the meds and dose amounts
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My father in law had to go through a lot of paperwork before he got on. Just remember that it is a long process and you have to go to each and every appointment without fail. The first time you will always be denied. Your doctor is the only link you will have to getting on so make sure that your doctor is behind you 100%. It is going to take about 2 years before you start drawing a disability check so hang in there. Don't hire one of those lawyers who say they can help because you will end up paying money to them unnecessarily. It is possible to do it on your own. It is just one BIG headache.
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The site below lets you search for and enroll in a Medicare part D plan.
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It all depends on your situation.  Some people are benefited by Medicare part D, and some people are harmed by it.  I work with a lot of people that are harmed by it.  In fact with the hundreds of people I have assisted with Medicare part D, I can think of 2 people that were helped by it.  \n\nI have seen people automatically enrolled in a plan that does not cover their meds, or worse, they were automatically enrolled in a plan that made them ineligible for their health insurance.  I have seen people in two plans, because when they enrolled in a plan that covered their meds, the plan the government enrolled them in did not dis-enroll them. I have seen people that did not have to pay co-pay in the past because they had very low income now having to pay the co-pays, unless their pharmacy decides to waive it. I have seen people that are only supposed to be charged a $1-$3 co-pay be charged a $40.00 and higher co-pay because their plan "did not know the individual was eligible for the low income subsidy", even though the individual provided that information to the plan. I have seen people that were denied their meds by their pharmacy because they could not pay the $40.00 co-pay, per prescription, when they should have only been charged the $1.00-$3.00. The people I work with can't even afford the $1.00-$3.00 so they surly can not afford $40.00. Then thier is the issue of the $250.00 deductable, which I won't go into.  I have seen people on hold for minutes to an hour trying to contact their plan to get the problems worked out.  Sometimes we could get it fixed wit one call some times it took more than one call.\n\nIn some cases I have seen people that have not been able to get their prescriptions filled because the wrong plan (the plan that does not cover the prescription) is showing up on the individual’s record and not the new plan.\n\n I have seen BUCKETS of mail (so much mail even our post office commented to me on SEVERAL OCCAISIONS "boy you guys have been getting a lot of mail") come in relating to Medicare part D for people I work with. I work with a small sliver of the population and if they are getting this much mail I cringe when I think about how many trees are being killed to make all of this paper. Much of this mail is junk mail because 1/2 of it is from plans that people should have been dis-enrolled from, the other 1/2 is from the plans that they should be in. All the Tax payer money that is going RIGHT IN THE TRASH CAN, makes me ill when I think about it.\n\nFrom my perspective, Medicare part D is a Disaster.  For some people though it does help. I am happy for the people that it helps, but for the people I work with it has been a huge thorn in thier side.
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CALL 1-800-MEDICARE THEY WILL TAKE YOU THROUGH THE PROCESS,IT IS EASY. THINGS YOU WILL NEED TO KNOW,HER FULL NAME,MAIDEN NAME,BITHDATE,SS NUMBER,MEDICARE NUMBER,HER PERMISSION FOR YOU TO SPEAK WITH THEM.
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Many states/counties have websites that have legal forms that you can download.  Many of them you can fill out  on line and print.
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Medicare D or the new prescription plan should pay for R.A. medications.You need to contact medicare www.socialsecurity.gov to access their site.Call the 800 number.Listen for the prompts.They will help you with a company in your area.We love our plan with Humana however,we are a low income family and my husband is disabled.
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Ask Medicare where you can find one.  They are very fussy about where you buy things, so it is easier to just ask them.
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go to www.irs.gov and type in the form you need
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Your friend is fortunate to have you!  Medicare --and the Part D prescription drug benefit --can be confusing.  To start, you might  check out the Medicare.gov website to find out basic information about Medicare.\n\nIf you would like more specific help in answering your questions from real people--I would recommend that you contact the Area Agency on Aging where you live. \n\nIf your friend is confused about the peculiarities of Medicare Part D, you would want to have the listing of all the prescriptions your friend is taking, the dosages prescribed and also the pharmacy that  your friend prefers to do business with. \n\nProfessionals at the Area Agency on Aging provide guidance in helping seniors like your friend--and their caregivers-- deal with the peculiarities of  Medicare every day. You and your friend will most likely find the professional staff there friendly and helpful--and they are not selling any particular Medicare plan or product. They will explain Medicare benefits and answer your questions in an easy-to-understand way. They also know the latest "scoop" on changes that are still happening with Medicare Part D in your state. (Yes, even now more changes are happening within these plans!)\n\nYour local Area Agency on Aging may also provide you some direction concerning your friend's need for a new computer. This may be a trickier problem to solve, yet, there probably is a solution-- and your Area Agency on Aging is a good place to start! \n\nIf you live in the United States or one of the territories, there is an Area Agency on Aging serving where you live. You can call toll-free 1-800-677-1116 to find how to contact the one serving you. \n\nIf you do contact your local Area Agency on Aging and like the help that they give you, let your local county officials and your folks in Congress know. Area Agencies on Aging are funded under the Older Americans Act and they don't have big budgets for advertising. Your contribution to help provide this important information and assistance services to your older friends and neighbors would be appreciated--but is absolutely not necessary to get the help you and your friend are seeking. \n\nGood luck and best wishes!