Some Medicare Advantage ... lobbying to formally exclude the flex card from counting as income or assets by the government. Another factor to be aware of is scams related to flex cards.

Some Medicare Advantage ... if you are eligible for a flex card and for more information on plan benefits. The California Health Advocates warns against a new scam using artificial intelligence ...

Alvarez warned of potential new Medicare Card fraud schemes to watch out for: Be cautious of calls claiming to be from Medicare asking for the name of doctors, your medical condition, diagnoses ...

Flex cards are prepaid debit cards that some Medicare Advantage plans offer as a benefit to help people pay for certain expenses. Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans often offer additional benefits ...

announced in a Feb. 11 media release its Medicare Fraud of the Month for February is New Medicare Card Scams. “Every new year, scammers target Medicare beneficiaries with fraudulent schemes ...

Anthem offers various Medicare Advantage plans (also known ... ‘extras’ that members are looking for,” he says. “The Flex Card has been a big hit, [and] members like being able to pick ...

Additionally, telehealth services, transportation services and a preloaded flexible spending card are available with certain plans. Some Medicare Advantage plans also offer Part D for coverage of ...

detect and report Medicare fraud. Even though the cards are called Medicare flex cards, they have nothing to do with original Medicare. They are a benefit provided by private Medicare Advantage plans ...

That's just simply not not feasible." In a recent article on AARP about Medicare Flex Card scams they warned: "Some of these offers for prepaid debit cards available through private Medicare ...

Readers are encouraged to review the Call For Submissions ... benefits in MA and the broader Medicare program overall. More MAOs Are Using Flex Cards To Offer Nonmedical Benefits Flex cards ...

For the past few years, many of these ads have been about “Medicare Flex ... get a card while remaining on government-run traditional Medicare, they are most likely attempting to scam you.