MONROE, La. (KNOE) - Jo Ann Deal with the Better Business Bureau joined Good Morning ArkLaMiss to discuss new Medicare cards ...

The Federal Trade Commission warns Medicare enrollees to be on alert during open enrollment, and to "stay clear of these." ...

Beware of scammers posing as Medicare representatives. Learn how to protect your personal information during Open Enrollment.

This year's Medicare open enrollment period ends Dec. 7. Experts warn this is a critical time to be aware of increased ...

If you get a phone call from someone claiming to be from Medicare, be weary. Officials say it could be a scam.

For the past few years, many of these ads have been about “Medicare Flex Cards,” such as this Facebook ad. Ivette emailed us ...

In a new alert, the Federal Trade Commission said scammers often pretend to be from Medicare or connected to Medicare to ...

The new Medicare cards no longer contain a person’s Social Security number, but rather a unique, randomly assigned Medicare number that protects recipients’ identities, the agency said ...

he reported that he had looked high and low and couldn’t find the card. How could he get a new one? A lost Medicare card is not a rare occurrence. It’s a small piece of unlaminated paper that ...

Then, these actions are important in this situation. Verify that Medicare has your current address. CMS is mailing new cards to the addresses on file. You can check your address in your Medicare ...

They do advise that you can continue to use your current card to receive services. If CMS determines your MBI was compromised as a result of the breach, a new Medicare card with a new new number ...

Medicare's open enrollment period is open season for scammers, according to the Federal Trade Commission. The FTC said scams rise exponentially during open enrollment which goes through Dec. 7 ...