If you are receiving Medicare, a new identification card is coming your way soon. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services plans to mail out the replacement cards to all of the program's 58.5 ...

Beginning in April, and continuing for a year, the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) will mail new identification cards to Medicare’s 55 million beneficiaries.

House members are urging Medicare to change its ID cards to prevent ID theft Center for Medicare Services officials say they're working on the problem A bill would prohibit including a Social ...

Every Medicare beneficiary is about to receive a new and improved health insurance card! The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services says the replacement cards are more secure. They're being ...

Millions of people 65 or older will soon get new Medicare cards to prevent identity theft but fraudsters are exploiting the nationwide rollout to try and fleece seniors into revealing personal ...

A Medicare ID card consists of thick, white paper, so it should be fairly resilient. However, it can fade over time with wear and tear.

To prevent Medicare ID theft, the Medicare Beneficiary Identifier is now the number that appears on the card. The card also shows what types of Medicare you have (Part A, Part B or both) and the ...

Medicare over-the-counter (OTC) cards are prepaid benefit cards that are available with most Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans. They allow users to buy certain household, health, and wellness ...

A Medicare ID card consists of thick, white paper, so it should be fairly resilient. However, it can fade over time with wear and tear.

Your Medicare Advantage Plan ID card is your main card for Medicare, so you should still keep and use it. Just remember to carry your new Medicare card as well. 7.

Your Medicare Advantage Plan ID card is your main card for Medicare, so you should still keep and use it. Just remember to carry your new Medicare card as well. 7.