1) Hold the power button and hold the home button (the button located at the bottom of the phone) at the same time for approximately 5-10 seconds. 2) Hold these two (2) buttons until the iPhone completely shuts down AND until the Apple icon appears on screen.3) Release the power/sleep button but keep your other finger pressed down on the home button. 4) Continue to hold the home button for another 2-5 seconds and release the home button.5) The iPhone should turn on and it should be un-frozen or re-booted. 6) Enjoy your iPhone as you normally would.) Release the power/sleep button but keep your other finger pressed down on the home button. 4) Continue to hold the home button for another 2-5 seconds and release the home button. 5) The iPhone should turn on and it should be un-frozen or re-booted.
Medicare Part D was created by the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003. It makes prescription drug coverage available to all individuals with Medicare coverage. Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plans, also known as âPDPs,â are stand-alone prescription drug plans that are sold by private insurance companies with a Medicare contract.
Medicare part C plans help some beneficiaries lower their medical costs and for a monthly fee they may get some additional benefits. Lastly, Medicare offers a Part D to help with prescription drug coverage. Part D coverage is voluntary and it is paid for by monthly premiums. If an individual meets certain means testing (eligibility) requirements, they may be eligible for a subsidy that helps offset the cost of Part D coverage.