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Find out how to reach Medicare by phone, mail, or online for questions about your health and drug plans, benefits, claims, and more. Get the toll-free number, TTY number, mailing address, and authorization form for personal information disclosure.
Find out how to reach Medicare by phone, chat, or other methods. Get help with enrollment, costs, complaints, appeals, and more from Medicare or state agencies.
Find health and drug plans, compare providers, get help, and access your information on the official website for Medicare, a health insurance program for people age 65 or older and younger people with disabilities. Learn about the new $2,000 cap on out-of-pocket costs for drugs, recent court decisions on nondiscrimination, and more.
Find information on Original Medicare coverage, claims, appeals, and complaints. Learn how to get care in a disaster or emergency, or access health and drug plans, medical equipment, and Medigap policies.
Learn how to get, use, and protect your Medicare card, which has a unique number and shows your coverage type and date. Find out how to order a replacement card, change your name, and avoid scams.
Find out how to get Medicare coverage, compare plans, find providers, and get help with drug costs. Call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227) for 24/7 assistance, or chat online with us or local organizations.
Learn how to file a complaint (or a "grievance") about your Medicare health or drug plan, your provider, or your quality of care. Find out the difference between a complaint and an appeal, and how to contact the right agency or organization for your concern.
Learn how to file a claim, appeal, or complaint with Medicare if you disagree with a coverage or payment decision, or have concerns about the quality of your care or services. Find out how to authorize someone to act on your behalf and download the form.
Learn how to protect your Medicare number and personal information from fraud and abuse, and how to report any suspicious activity. Find out what to do if your card is lost, stolen, or damaged, and how to contact 1-800-MEDICARE or I-MEDIC.
If you have a problem with Medicare reimbursement, you can contact the Medicare Beneficiary Ombudsman, SHIP, BFCC-QIO, or State Survey Agency for assistance. They can help you with billing issues, quality of care reviews, appeals, and more.