Seniors try to unknot Medicare
November 30, 2005
Murray, a Democrat who voted against the drug program in 2003, said she’s worried many seniors who received information about the new system have simply
Help is at hand for prescription drug plan
November 25, 2005
There’s no question that in its zeal to provide lots of choices, Congress has created a maze of confusion that has left many people frustrated
Senate Rejects Murray’s Attempt to Help the Most Vulnerable Americans Transition into New Medicare Drug Program
November 3, 2005
On 43-56 vote, Senate defeats Murray’s amendment to give low-income seniors and disabled 6 months to transition into new Medicare drug plan
Murray Calls for Senate to Protect Most Vulnerable at Press Conference on Dual Eligibles
November 2, 2005
Listen to the Press Conference (Washington, D.C.) – Today at a Capitol Hill news conference, U.S. Senator Patty Murray (D-Wash) joined Senator Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark)
Don’t Let Poor Seniors Fall Through the Cracks: Senator Murray Offers Amendment to Protect America’s Most Vulnerable from New Prescription Drug Program
November 2, 2005
Murray’s plan would give 6.4 million low-income seniors and the disabled an extra 6 months to transition into problematic drug program
Murray Asks Medicare Office How it “Lost” 8,800 Washington Residents
