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An Update on the New Medicare Cards and the Scams That Go With them
Since many recipients (or soon-to-be recipients) are not aware of their new Medicare identification card, fraudsters are on the alert and are capitalizing on the opportunity to inflict harm on seniors. The Better Business Bureau’s Cheryl Parson provides an update on the scam situations currently emerging, and suggests some rules-of-thumb for self protection. Read her post here…
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