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My Medicare Matters(TM) Announces New Online Community
Date:11/13/2007

-- MyMedicareCommunity.org for Medicare Professionals --

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 /PRNewswire/ -- My Medicare Matters(TM) today announces an online community -- http://www.MyMedicareCommunity.org -- to provide user-friendly and reputable resources for professionals and volunteers who work with people with Medicare. This online community is launched just as benefits counselors all over the country gear up their efforts to assist many of the nation's 44 million Medicare beneficiaries with making decisions about their Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage (also called Medicare Part D), during the Annual Enrollment Period which begins November 15.

The content on http://www.MyMedicareCommunity.org is created and organized to focus on issues that are of utmost value to benefits counselors. MyMedicareCommunity.org responds to the critical need of benefits counselors for peer-to-peer discussion forums where they can "talk" with one another by posting their ideas, best practices, questions and answers about the challenges that they face everyday in helping people understand Medicare, especially prescription drug coverage. Counselors can access the resources, tools, and forums on the site, from around the country, at any time of the day or night.

"We are thrilled to provide a web-based tool that is user-friendly and specifically designed to help the advisors Medicare beneficiaries count on for help in making informed decisions about their prescription drug coverage options," said Wendy Zenker, executive director, My Medicare Matters and vice president of Mobilization, NCOA. "We are pleased to host this site and invite benefits counselors to come back to MyMedicareCommunity.org again and again for timely and useful information and the opportunity to 'talk' with each other about their important work during the annual enrollment p
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