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Health care scams are becoming increasingly common, often presented through misleading TV ads, emails, or phone calls. Scammers may claim you need a new Medicare card, a new health insurance card, or offer discounted health insurance, pressuring you to act immediately. Remember, you usually don't need to respond to these urgent requests. They aim to steal your personal information, such as Social Security numbers and financial details. Always take your time, verify the information, and consult trusted sources like 1-800-MEDICARE before sharing any personal data.
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Health Care Scams • What are health care scams?
Health Care Scams • You might get (or see): • A TV ad • An email • A phone call
Health Care Scams • They say you need… • A new Medicare card • A new health insurance card • Discounted health insurance • To act now!
Health Care Scams • But you don’t need… • To get a new Medicare or insurance card • To buy bogus discounted insurance • To act now
The real story • Scammers want your: • Social Security number • Financial information • Insurance number • Money
So, instead, you’ll… • Take your time • Check it out • 1-800-MEDICARE • Talk to someone you trust