To request a new card over the phone, call 1-800 Medicare (1-800-633-4227) or TTY 1-877-486-2048. A new card will be mailed to you within 30 days. If you need your card faster, you can ask Medicare to ...

Officials said they had "identified suspicious activity related to unauthorized creation of certain beneficiary online accounts." ...

Phone: You can call the Medicare office at 800-MEDICARE (800-633-4227; TTY: 877-486-2048) to request a new Medicare card. You can also call this number if you’re worried someone else is using ...

The personal information of Medicare recipients was used to create unauthorized accounts, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid ...

Letters are going out to 103,000 Medicare beneficiaries who may have been impacted. Here's how to protect your identity and ...

It is important to remember that Medicare is not issuing new cards this year or any year. Don't let scammers trick you," stated Maria Alvarez, Executive Director of StateWide.

Wait Time: Your new Medicare card should arrive within 30 days of your request. If needed, you can ask the representative for temporary proof of your Medicare coverage until your card arrives .

The 8 On Your Side team is hearing from viewers who received new Medicare cards in the mail.They're telling us they didn't ask for the card and are wondering if they are being scammed.One viewer ...

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has said that the private info of about 103,000 Medicare users may have been at risk in a new data leak. This happened due to s ...

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 ...

New Medicare cards designed to help prevent fraud are being mailed to Arizona residents, a federal health insurance specialist said Friday. More than 224,000 people in Pima County enrolled in ...

It is important to remember that Medicare is not issuing new cards this year or any year. Don't let scammers trick you," stated Maria Alvarez, Executive Director of StateWide.