on a quick search, it seems Atar refers to a drug RX
Posted By: program that works with Medicare SM on 2007-01-06
In Reply to: new to me - sm please TIA
Subject: on a quick search, it seems Atar refers to a drug RX
can't be certain, but that does fit the context of the sentence. "if the patient doesn't have *a prescription drug supplement coverage plan*"
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