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CAMP HILL, Pa. Rite Aid on Wednesday announced its pharmacists have been prepared to assist seniors during the 2011 Medicare Part D open enrollment period. With the first of the baby boomers officially turning 65 years old in 2011, more seniors are expected to hit drug stores looking for information about Part D options and open enrollment.
Open enrollment begins on Nov. 15.
Patients who are new to the Medicare Part D benefit, as well as those currently enrolled in a plan who are reviewing their selection to make sure it's the best plan for them, can receive counseling from any Rite Aid pharmacist. Patients also can receive a personalized printed report featuring the three lowest-cost plans based on their current prescriptions filled at Rite Aid locations.
Medicare enrollees have until Dec. 31 to review their current plan or enroll in a new plan. Those eligible for the Medicare Part D benefit include people older than 65 years and those with disabilities.

