Seniors still confused by Medicare Part D In the July 31 article, “Drug plan gap may affect fall elections,” it was reported that the Kaiser Family Foundation found that 8 in 10 enrolled in Medicare Part D were “satisfied.” What isn’t reported in that article was that the data now shows that more than half of seniors cannot even say that they are saving money with this drug benefit, notwithstanding that it is costing taxpayers more than $700 billion over the next 10 years. | 