Part B Help

When you get your Medicare-covered flu shot, you reduce risk of getting sick, being hospitalized, or even dying. Don’t miss your flu shot this year!

You or a loved one who has Medicare can enjoy flu shot coverage. Get free flu shots from a qualified health care provider, at no cost to you. Protect your health!

Use Medicare coverage for annual flu shot at no cost to you. Flu virus changes each year, take preventive measures for flu season & stay healthy.

You have until Dec 7th to change your Medicare coverage. Finding out about switching plans or prescription drug coverage. Official Medicare site.

Get important information needed to prevent Medicare fraud. Protect personal information like Social Security Number, Medicare Number, more.

Learn how to file Medicare appeal. Your Medicare Advantage Plan covers a lot, let us know if it should cover more.

During Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment, switch to a different MA Plan, or go back to Original Medicare and, if needed, join a Medicare drug plan.

Sign up for Medicare Part B now to get benefits & avoid late enrollment penalty. Learn how to apply for Part B. Don’t wait!

Become organ, tissue donor & celebrate National Donor Day on Feb 14th. Help save lives by donating kidneys, liver, lungs, heart, more.

You can enroll in Medicare plans from October 15 – December 7. Get 5 tips to prepare for Medicare’s Open Enrollment.

Easy all-in-one search tool for finding health care providers that accept Medicare near you. Includes doctors, hospitals, home health, nursing homes, more.

If you’re just getting started with Medicare or in your first year, Medicare.gov can show you health care options and coverage that best fits your situation.

Save time, tax dollars & get your next “Medicare & You” handbook sent electronically. Make switch & help environment by going digital.

Pay Medicare premium payments online & try Medicare Easy pay (autopay) option. Use credit, debit card for secure, fast payment process.

Change your Medicare coverage before Open Enrollment ends on December 7th. Don’t wait to review your Medicare plan & compare options.

Medicare covers a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine booster shot at no cost to you if you’re 65 and older OR for certain people at high risk, at least 6 months after you complete your vaccine series.

Medicare’s Open Enrollment is now – December 7. Review your Medicare health and drug coverage and compare it with other plans that may better meet your needs.

You can enroll in Medicare plans from October 15 – December 7. Get 5 tips to prepare for Medicare’s Open Enrollment.

Learn how to protect your Medicare card & keep personal info safe. Only share your medical info with your doctor & people you know.

Medicare covers a variety of vaccinations, including the COVID-19 vaccine.

Medicare covers preventive services like screenings, shots or vaccines, and yearly “Wellness” visits at no cost to you.

Get help with Medicare costs. Official Medicare site.

The 2 main ways to get Medicare coverage are Original Medicare or Medicare Advantage. When choosing which coverage is right for you, consider cost, coverage, and doctor & hospital choices.

If you have Medicare and face challenges getting to a COVID-19 vaccine location, Medicare will pay a doctor or other care provider to give the vaccine to you in your home.

Your Medicare satisfaction is our top priority. Find out how to file Medicare complaint if unhappy with your care.

Going green is easy with Medicare’s online resources. Sign up for electronic versions of handbook and summary notices at Official Medicare site.