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Don't answer that. Beware of phone scams asking for your medicare information.
Don't answer that. Beware of phone scams asking for your medicare information.
Don't answer that. Beware of phone scams asking for your medicare information.

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Medicare fraud can happen in ways that aren’t always easy to spot. That’s why our NCDOI Senior Medicare Patrol team is working to help Medicare beneficiaries, their families and caregivers recognize the warning signs, avoid scams and speak up when something doesn’t look right.
From reviewing your statements to suspicious calls and offers, knowing what to watch for can help protect your Medicare benefits and your wallet.
If you have questions or suspect Medicare fraud, our Senior Medicare Patrol team is here to help you understand what happened and how to report it.
Call us at 855-408-1212 or visit https://www.ncdoi.gov/consumers/senior-medicare-patrol-program-ncsmp

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Medicare fraud costs taxpayers millions every year. Remember, Medicare will never call you directly. If you receive a call from someone claiming to be from Medicare, hang up because it's a scam. NEVER share your personal information over the phone. Our Senior Medicare Patrol team investigates fraud in all 100 counties. See something suspicious? Call us at 855-408-1212 or visit https://www.ncdoi.gov/consumers/senior-medicare-patrol-program-ncsmp

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Be alert for Medicare fraud scammers -- NEVER share your personal information over the phone. If you have questions, our NCDOI Senior Medicare Patrol team is available in all 100 counties to help! Learn more at https://www.ncdoi.gov/consumers/senior-medicare-patrol-program-ncsmp

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