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Mission & History
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Our Funders
Our Priorities
Overview
Health Care
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Food Insecurity
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Long-Term Care
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Guest User
April 1, 2019

Sarah Blakeney

Guest User
April 1, 2019
Sarah Blakeney

Sarah spends 31% of her income on premiums & prescriptions! If she was under 65, she would spend just 2.9% of her income on healthcare. Why at the age of 91 is Sarah paying 10 times that?

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Guest User
March 29, 2019

John Robinson

Guest User
March 29, 2019
John Robinson

Now at the age of 70, John has a monthly income of $1,633/mo and spends $430 on healthcare premiums alone. Medicare Savings Programs could reduce John’s monthly premiums by more than $300 per month!

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March 29, 2019

Marie Phinney

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March 29, 2019
Marie Phinney

Marie’s monthly income is $1,714.50 a month. She then must pay $440.55 for Medicare premiums and another $50 for prescriptions. That comes out to over 25% of her income on healthcare costs. Medicare Savings Programs could save Marie nearly $400 per month!

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March 29, 2019

Mary Napolitano

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March 29, 2019
Mary Napolitano

After all her bills, she only has $230 in expendable income now, and she cannot imagine how she will make ends meet if her medical costs go up. Medicare Savings Programs could save Mary more than $350 per month once she turns 65!

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