Wisconsin residents told Public Investigator that a scam caller posing as a government agency official attempted to steal their personal information.

CMS automatically mails Medicare cards with a welcome packet to people receiving Social Security benefits before they turn 65 years old. People eligible based on age must enroll before they can ...

The government will soon send out brand new Medicare cards to 59 million Medicare beneficiaries. Here’s what you should know about your new card along with some tips to help guard against ...

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.

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If you need to replace your Medicare card, don't worry. Following these tips and tricks will make it as straightforward as possible. You receive your original Medicare card when the Social Security… ...

The easiest and newest way to get a replacement Medicare card is by using your my Social Security account.

Medicare cards do not expire. Scammers may say you need a new card for the new year—don't fall for it. Beware of offers for special Medicare cards made of plastic, metal, or with a "special chip." ...

In an effort to reduce identity theft, about 223,000 Montanans around the state are getting new Medicare cards that don’t have their Social Security numbers printed on the front.

This is just a letter to alert others of this attempt to trick people into giving out their private Medicare numbers. Please tell people that there is no new Medicare card.

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.

Your Card Is Damaged or Worn Out: Paper Medicare cards are prone to wear and tear. Over time, they can fade, tear, or get damaged to the point where they’re difficult to read.