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A man from Virginia reached the "doughnut hole" in April 2008 and had to stop his chemotherapy treatment because he could no longer afford it. To try and pay for hospital expenses not covered by Medicare, he and his wife had to sell their house and his wife's business. Read more Medicare stories.

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In a memo to President-elect Obama's transition team, the Medicare Rights Center urges the incoming administration to act quickly to enact basic consumer protections for people enrolled in Medicare private health and drug plans. The memo includes ten proposals, all of which can be implemented without new legislation.

To read the transition memo, click here. To read the press release, click here.

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