If you thought helping your mother choose her Medicare Part D benefits last year was a challenge, changes in service, coverage and rates are making the process an annual ritual.
“There?s still going to be a doughnut hole,” said Baltimore County Department of Aging chief Arnold Eppel. “There are lots of programs and plans that try to close that hole.”
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