Beware of These Top Medicare Scams to Protect Your Finances

5 Common Medicare Scams to Avoid for Financial Security

Getting scammed can cost you a lot of money and/or cause big headaches. Learn some key scams to avoid when dealing with Medicare.

May I help you?

Many seniors have fallen victim to scammers posing as Medicare representatives offering 'free' services. Stay skeptical and verify any unexpected calls or messages.

Your Medicare plan has been canceled!

Suspicious callers claiming your Medicare plan is canceled could be a scam. Check your plan details and avoid sharing personal information.

Want some free products or medical services?

Be cautious of offers for additional services not covered by Medicare. Verify coverage with Medicare directly to avoid potential scams.

You need a new Medicare card

Beware of requests to reveal or confirm your Medicare number for a 'new' card. Medicare cards are updated, and you should not need to provide information again.

Here's a better -- or cheaper -- plan for you!

Be wary of unsolicited offers for 'better' Medicare plans. Research available plans independently to avoid potential scams during enrollment periods.

By following these tips, you can reduce the risk of falling victim to Medicare scams and protect your financial security.