Lee Davis, MedBank Enroller

1. You do NOT have prescription drug coverage.
2. Your health insurance does NOT cover medications.
3. Your doctor signs up to participate in the CMAP MedBank Program.
4. You receive Medicare benefits but do NOT qualify for extra help through Medicare Part D, or -
5. You receive Medicare benefits but did NOT enroll in a Medicare Part D plan.

1. You do not have a doctor who you see on a regular basis.
2. You do not have a doctor who participates in the MedBank program. (Doctors in the emergency room at the hospital or those at the immediate care centers do not qualify.)
3. You have any type of drug coverage including health insurance, Medicaid and some drug discount card programs.
4. You receive Medicare benefits and have reached the coverage gap in your Medicare Part D plan.

1. A Medicaid denial letter.
2. Your federal tax return (the original 1040 form with the profit and loss statement)
3. Paycheck stubs for one month (if paid weekly you'll need 4 stubs, if paid bi-weekly you'll need 2 stubs)
4. Letters from family members or friends who may now be helping you pay bills (food, housing, utilities, etc.)
5. Other statements that document benefits such as food stamps, Social Security, AFDC, unemployment, annuities, retirement, VA benefits, or child support