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1. www.medicare.gov › account › loginMedicare.gov - Log in or create an account

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   Access your Medicare information anytime with a secure account. You can get a summary of your current coverage, add your drugs and pharmacies, and compare plan costs.

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2. www.ssa.gov › medicare › manageManage your Medicare benefits | SSA

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   Learn how to sign in to your Social Security account and Medicare.gov account to access your Medicare information and manage your plans. Find out how to get your Medicare number, card, and make changes to your personal record.

3. www-origin.ssa.gov › benefits › medicareMedicare Benefits | SSA

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   Learn about the parts of Medicare, eligibility, enrollment periods, and how to sign up for Medicare Part A and Part B online. You can also update your mailing address, check your application status, and manage your benefits with your personal my Social Security account.

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   • Free & Secure Medicare Account
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   Create an accountto access your Medicare information anytime. You can also: 1. Add your prescriptions and pharmacies to help you better compare health and drug plans in your area. 2. Sign up to get your yearly "Medicare & You" handbook and claims statements, called "Medicare Summary Notices," electronically. 3. View your Original Medicare claims as...

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   The eHandbookis an electronic version of your trusted "Medicare & You" handbook. You can help Medicare save tax dollars by switching to the eHandbook. We'll email you a link to the online PDF version of "Medicare & You" instead of sending you a paper copy each fall. If you want to get your next fall handbook electronically, sign up by May 31st.

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   The eMSN is an electronic version of your Original Medicare claims statements, called a Medicare Summary Notice (MSN)Medicare Summary Notice (MSN) A notice you get after the doctor, other health care provider, or supplier files a claim for Part A or Part B services in Original Medicare. It explains what the doctor, other health care provider, or su...

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   Get electronic versions of Medicare publications. Even when they aren’t available in print, some publications are available in a variety of eBook formats– which means you can download them to your favorite brand of eReader and take them with you wherever you go.

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   Learn how to create a free and secure Medicare account to access your information online. You can also switch to electronic versions of your handbook, claims statements, and publications.

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5. secure.ssa.gov › RILSocial Security

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   Sep 18, 2021 · You only need one Login.gov or ID.me account. If you already have a Login.gov or ID.me account, do not create a new one. You can use your existing account to access Social Security services. For accounts created before September 18, 2021. If you created your account September 18, 2021, enter your Username and Password. Sign-In-To-Your-Account.

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   How do I access my Medicare Information?

   • Create an account to access your Medicare information anytime. You can also: Add your prescriptions and pharmacies to help you better compare health and drug plans in your area. Sign up to get your yearly "Medicare & You" handbook and claims statements, called "Medicare Summary Notices," electronically.

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   How do I get a Medicare card?

   • You’ll sign up for Part A and Part B through Social Security. Once enrolled, you’ll manage your benefit plans through Medicare. To find your Medicare number, sign in to your Social Security account and view your benefit verification letter. Sign in to your Medicare.gov account to print your card.

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   How do I create a Medicare account?

   • To create a Medicare.gov account, you'll need to know your Medicare number and your Part A coverage start date. You can find both in your benefit verification letter. Medicare uses the name, address, phone number, and date of birth on your Social Security record. Update your personal record if you have any changes to report.

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   How do I get a replacement Medicare card?

   • Once enrolled, you’ll manage your benefit plans through Medicare. To find your Medicare number, sign in to your Social Security account and view your benefit verification letter. Sign in to your Medicare.gov account to print your card. You can also reach out to Medicare and ask them to mail you a replacement.

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