I am so proud of how the U.S. government has taken the leadership roll in protecting us from identity theft.

The original Medicare card is printed on regular paper and will have 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 ...

Just when you think you know yourself, a new ID is coming your way. The federal government is mailing out new Medicare cards to all 55 million Medicare beneficiaries. That breaks down to roughly 2 ...

Each year, about 2 million Americans have their medical identity stolen. If thieves get their hands on your name, social security, and a few other basics, they can file fake insurance claims, fill ...

Each year, about 2 million Americans have their medical identity stolen. If thieves get their hands on your name, social security, and a few other basics, they can file fake insurance claims, fill ...

The new card will still be white, with red, blue, and black print, but the design will be different. No more Social Security number Your new Medicare Beneficiary Identifier (MBI) number is a ...

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 began distributing the newly-designed cards to new enrollees this month. Hoosiers who already have a Medicare card won't begin receiving theirs until after June, according to the Centers for ...

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. It is ...

If a person needs further assistance with Medicare card issues or has questions about Medicare coverage, they can: Call the Medicare Hotline: Call 800-MEDICARE (800-633-4227) for assistance.