If you've misplaced your Medicare card, don't worry. This article explains how to get a replacement card and how to fill prescriptions without one.

If you lost your card, you can order a replacement or print a new copy from your computer. Most people get their Medicare card in the mail when they turn 65.

You'll get your Medicare card automatically when you first join. Here's how to get a replacement card if yours is lost, stolen or damaged.

If you've not received your card, you can log on to your mymedicare.gov account and, if your card has been mailed, you can see your new number or print an official copy.

Print out a temporary copy of your card. If you are signed up for an online Medicare account at mymedicare.gov, you can sign into your account and print out a temporary card while waiting for your ...

You’ll also be able to review a list of the preventive services you’re eligible for and print a copy of your Medicare card, among other useful features. Get help from SHIP.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has a message for seniors with Medicare: Watch your mailboxes.

Medicare is mailing out new Medicare cards starting in April. They produced a nifty list of 10 things you need to know, which are reviewed below. But first, a general fraud refresher:1) No governme… ...

A person can visit the Medicare website and log into their account to print off or order a copy of their Medicare card. Learn about signing up for Medicare online.

Online: Log onto your secure Medicare account and either print or order an official copy. Phone: Call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227) to have a replacement card sent in the mail.

Paper cards are easier for many providers to use and copy, and they save taxpayers a lot of money. Plus, you can print your own replacement card if you need one.

The new cards no longer contain a person's Social Security number, replacing it with a unique, randomly-assigned Medicare number designed to protect people's identities.