Just this month, I signed up for Medicare and received my red, white, and blue, All-American Medicare ID card in the mail. On the back of the card was the warning: “Don’t leave home without it ...

Original Medicare Card The original Medicare card is printed on regular paper and will have red, white and blue at the top.

So, to try to lower the risk of personal information getting into the wrong hands, Medicare is revamping and reissuing the red-white-and-blue Medicare ID cards used by 56 million Americans 65 and ...

By then, according to April Washington, public affairs officer for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, everyone eligible should have a new red, white and blue card.

To curb identity theft, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is mailing nearly 60 million new Medicare cards to beneficiaries. But scammers see the new cards as an ID theft ...

The original Medicare card is printed on regular paper and has red, white and blue at the top. It’ll have your name on it and a unique set of letters and numbers, called the Medicare Beneficiary ...

Medicare OTC cards are prepaid benefits cards that allow users to buy certain health and wellness products from participating retailers. Learn more about how to use them.

Official bodies do not recommend laminating a Medicare card or other official document because it can interfere with security scanners. Learn more here.

Then the caller spoke to Virginia, again asking for a current Medicare identification number. "He kept saying to me, kept repeating ‘I need your red and blue card number. I need that number off your ...

In the new year’s first batch of mail, I discovered an envelope from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services containing a pamphlet and a red, white and blue Medicare Part A card.