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Nov 2 2006 PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2006 WWW.POST-GAZETTE.COM C-7 Separately, a nonprofit organization for health-care consumers yesterday said 13 states Pennsylvania is not one of them will not have drug plans offering coverage for the so-called gap in the Medicare Part prescription drug program. The coverage gap occurs when beneficiaries reach their initial yearly limit for total drug expenses, forcing them to pick up payments until they reach a catastrophic threshold, after which coverage kicks in again. Medicare Part enrollees this year reached the doughnut hole when their drug expenses reached $2,250. They were responsible for the in expenses. Once total expenses hit $5,100, coverage kicked back in.

Next year, individuals will have to pay $3,051 to bridge the gap. Steve Levin can be reached at or 412263-1919. Home heating aid programs kick in By Elwin Green Pittsburgh Post-Gazette The basic elements of a pep rally cheerleaders, a marching band and a football star were all present yesterday in the West Club Lounge at Heinz Field. But the rally was not about raising spirits; its aim was to raise awareness about a program that can help ease the sting of heating bills. The rally marked the opening of the Low Income Energy Assistance Heating Program, commonly known as LIHEAP.

Funded with federal dollars and administered by the state Department of Public Welfare, LIHEAP is probably the most well known of several heating assistance programs available as nights lengthen and temperatures drop. The program, which officially starts Monday, provides grants for people who are having a hard time paying their bills and face the prospect of having utilities shut off. It also provides crisis assistance for people whose heat, electricity or water has been cut off. To be eligible, a family must earn less than 150 percent of the federal poverty level, or a monthly income of under $2,500 for a family of four. A family does not have to be on public assistance to be eligible.

Nearly 200 social service workers joined representatives of local gas companies and others involved in the natural gas industry for rally along with cheerleaders and band members from Mt. Lebanon High School and Steelers great Franco Harris. The attendees were chal- lengedto promote LIHEAP more effectively by working their way through a checklist of tasks such as posting fliers, wearing special T-shirts or buttons and referring all eligible walk-in clients. They also were reminded, with the aid of a mock game show, that key reasons applicants are turned down include the lack of the name, signature, income verification or a valid Social Security number with the application. The Dollar Energy fund, which is stocked from individual donations that are matched dollar- for-dollar by many of the utilities, is another source of heating help for strapped consumers.

It began Oct. 1. The fund, which helps people whose gas, light or water have already been turned off, acts as a last resort for those who have already tried to get assistance from government programs such as LIHEAP or tried to work out payment arrangements with their utilities. Eligibility is limited to households whose income is less than 200 percent of the federal poverty level, or a monthly income of $3,333 for a family of four. All three of natural gas companies Equitable Gas, Columbia Gas and Dominion Peoples have other state-mandated programs designed to help customers in financial difficulty to avoid utility shutoffs.

These include the Customer Assistance Program (or Energy Assistance Program at Equitable)that allows a customer to pay a discounted price on his monthly gas bill with the shortfall being subsidized by customers paying full price. To apply for an energy assistance program, contact your gas company: for Dominion Peoples, call 1-800-400-9276; for Columbia, call 1-800-272-2714; and for Equitable, call 1-800-644-8090 (effective Monday). Or, if you are already a client of a social service agency, ask your case worker for information. Elwin Green can be reached at or 412263-1969. PREMIUMS, FROM PAGE C-1 Some see Medicare costs grow By Lucas L.

Johnson II The Associated Press NASHVILLE, Tenn. Drugstore operator CVS Corp. said yesterday that it was buying pharmacy benefits manager Caremark Rx Inc. for about $21.2 billion in stock. The deal, which the companies described as a of would create a $75 billion drug distribution powerhouse that could compete more effectively for customers and drive a harder bargain with drug makers.

But investors sent shares of both companies lower, and some analysts raised concerns about integrating the two businesses. CVS shares tumbled $2.32, or 7.4 percent, to close at $29.06 on the New York Stock Exchange, and Caremark lost $1.06, or 2.2 percent, to finish at $48.17. Caremark shareholders will be getting CVS stock in the deal. SunTrust Robinson Humphrey analyst David Magee wrote in a note to clients that the deal could be seen as too much risk for CVS, which is still digesting acquisitions from the past couple of years, including the Sav-On drugstore chain purchase this year. He also wrote the deal could distract CVS from developing growth from its existing business lines.

Still, he said he was cautiously optimistic about the long-term implications of the deal because of the size and buying power of the new company. A.G. Edwards Sons Inc. analyst Andrew Speller also wrote in a note that he was concerned about whether the companies could be successfully integrated. Company officials said the deal would create significant benefits for consumers, employers and health plans through more effective cost management and new programs.

expertise in serving employers and health plans with expertise in serving consumers will create a powerful force for change in pharmacy said EdwinCrawford, chairman, chief executive and president of Nashville-based Caremark. Under terms of the deal, Caremark shareholders will receive 1.67 shares of Woonsocket, R.I.-based CVS for each share of Caremark. CVS shareholders will own 54.5 percent of the combined company and Caremark shareholders will own 45.5 percent. The board of directors will be split evenly. The new company will be called Corp.

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