Medicare and Medicaid

NCOA Recognizes Kaiser Permanente for Its Enrollment of Members in Low-Income Subsidy

Published in Health Insurance Week, December 30th, 2007

The National Council on Aging (NCOA), a leader in finding and enrolling people with limited means in the Extra Help available through Medicare prescription drug coverage, recognized Kaiser Permanente today for its creative work in assisting many of its members in the low-income subsidy (LIS) program.

In conferring the President's Award to Kaiser Permanente, NCOA President and CEO James Firman said, "We are recognizing Kaiser Permanente for its leadership and vision and for doing what it takes to find and enroll its members who qualify for the LIS. Those efforts have helped individuals and families enjoy savings they otherwise would not have known about or taken...

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Source: Health Insurance Week (2007-12-30)

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