Showing Beautiful brick work at the top. Photo by Sheila Darnborough
Waterfalls at Croton Gorge Dam.. Photo by Sheila Darnborough
Showing Beautiful brick work at the top. Photo by Sheila Darnborough
Waterfalls at Croton Gorge Dam.. Photo by Sheila Darnborough
Photo and art by Jane Hart
Photo by Jo-Ann Rapaport
Photo by Jo-Ann Rapaport
Identified by Mary Alice Walker
Identified by Mary Alice Walker
Photos by Jeff O”Donnell
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Photo by Betty Morefield
Fall colors starting to show.
Photos by Caroline Persell
Photo by Jeff O’Donnell
Art and Photo by Jane Hart
Art
Identified by Mary Alice Walker
Identified by Mary Alice Walker
Do you have original Medicare? You do if you have Medicare Part A and Part B. For drug coverage, Medicare Part D Open Enrollment season has arrived. Without a doubt you’ll receive numerous emails from organizations with websites purporting to help you find the insurance that’s best for you. Beware!!! They’re private insurance companies that want your business.
There is one website that gives you an independent review. It’s the official Federal Government Medicare site that allows you to compare Part D drug plans identifying:
· Plans that cover the specific drugs you take.
· Your total cost in 2021: includes the plan premium, the annual deductible, the coverage and cost at your selected drug stores.
· You can then select the best plan for you.
. Click here to get there.
You can create an account if you wish to save your prescription and pharmacy information; you can also access this website as a guest. Here are the steps to follow:
· Identify the type of 2021 coverage you seek. The choices include Medicare Advantage Plans, Medigap Plans and Drug Plans. This article’s focus is on Part D (drug coverage) for people with Original Medicare.
· Question: Do you want to see drug costs as you compare plans. Say Yes!
· Question: Where do you fill prescriptions: retail pharmacy? mail order? or both?
· Note every prescription drug you take or prescription product you use. Include the name, dosage, quantity and how often you buy the Rx.
· Identify all the pharmacies you may use. Perhaps it’s Vivo Health Pharmacy at Phelps, Hudson Pharmacy and Surgical in Ossining, a mail order firm or some other source.
· Next, the available Prescription Drug Plans are listed. My search resulted in a choice of 28 Prescription Drug Plans. For each plan, the monthly premium is given and added to the yearly cost for the drug for your retail pharmacies and for mail-order pharmacies.
· Click on: show details to learn the specific details – the coverage and cost for each prescription at each of the pharmacies you identified.
· Review carefully. You will see a significant difference in coverage and annual costs. You now have the knowledge to select the drug plan that works best for you.
A Helpful Resource: Asli at Hudson Pharmacy in Ossining (914-941-4476) is willing and able to help you. She tells me she has special software that can analyze your prescriptions and help identify the right Part D Plan for you.
Being enjoyed by Suzanne Adel October 15.
Photo by Caroline Persell
Here’s a closeup of the plaque on the bench.
Photo by Rita Benzer
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Click here to read David Brooks’ column about Putnam’s book in the New York Times.
Art and photo by Jane Hart
Pandemic or no, it was the same old conflict: Elaine wanted to do her thirty-six million steps while Rob wanted to lie on a rock in the sun.
Photo by Caroline Persell
Completely oblivious to walkers just a few feet away.
Photo and art by Jane Hart
Sally’s acrylic paint pens did provide a welcome distraction.
An exhibit in the Art Gallery at the Rockefeller State Park Preserve running from September 20 to October 25, 2020. They were printed by Jeff White using plywood blocks that were carved by paired strangers during 17 hikes in the Rockefeller State Park Preserve. It was curated by Audrey Leeds.
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