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Learn how to protect your Medicare card and what to do if it's lost, stolen, or destroyed.
If someone claiming to be from Medicare calls you about replacing your card and requests personal or banking information, you should hang up immediately.
If someone claiming to be from Medicare calls you about replacing your card and requests personal or banking information, you should hang up immediately.
If someone claiming to be from Medicare calls you about replacing your card and requests personal or banking information, you should hang up immediately.
If someone claiming to be from Medicare calls you about replacing your card and requests personal or banking information, you should hang up immediately.
If someone claiming to be from Medicare calls you about replacing your card and requests personal or banking information, you should hang up immediately.
If someone claiming to be from Medicare calls you about replacing your card and requests personal or banking information, you should hang up immediately.
If someone claiming to be from Medicare calls you about replacing your card and requests personal or banking information, you should hang up immediately.
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