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CUT MEDICARE DRUG COSTS TO REDUCE THE FEDERAL DEFICIT

Medicare does not use competitive bidding to buy drugs. Every retiree should to tell their elected representative in Washington, DC to change this in order to cut federal spending and our personal drug costs. Please click on the link below to send the NRLN's sample letter to your Representative, Senators and President Obama to urge them to support Senate Bill S. 44, the Medicare Prescription Drug Price Negotiation Act of 2011.

Go to http://capwiz.com/abtr/home/ to access the NRLN Action Alert. Look for the Action Alert headline: CUT MEDICARE DRUG COSTS TO REDUCE THE FEDERAL DEFICIT. Click on Take Action. Be sure to personalize the letter with your own comments. If you have a problem accessing the Action Alert with the above link, go to www.nrln.org and click on the Take Action Now headline at the top of the NRLN Website's Home Page.

Healthcare Reform Timeline

In March 2010, President Obama signed comprehensive health reform into law. Click here (Acrobat reader required) for a timeline provided by the Kaiser Foundation for implementation of its key provisions.

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