Sign in to medicare — New Haven, CT

If you're enrolled in Medicare Part A and Part B, your Medicare card should be mailed to you automatically about three months before your 65th birthday or when your disability benefits start. You can also sign in to your secure Medicare account online to print a temporary card. If you don't receive your card or need a replacement, you can contact Medicare directly. In New Haven, understanding the process is simple once you know where to look.

Yes, Aetna offers a variety of Medicare Advantage plans that can provide coverage beyond Original Medicare. These plans often include prescription drug coverage and additional benefits like dental, vision, and hearing. The availability and specific benefits can vary by location, so it’s wise to check directly for plans in the New Haven area. We can help you explore these options.

NGS Medicare, or National Government Services, is a Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC) that processes Medicare claims for certain states, including Connecticut. You might interact with them if you're a healthcare provider submitting claims. For beneficiaries in New Haven, your primary interaction will likely be directly with Medicare or your chosen plan provider, not NGS directly for general inquiries.

The main point of contact for Medicare is 1-800-MEDICARE. For specific questions about your Social Security benefits that affect Medicare enrollment, you can contact the Social Security Administration. If you're looking for local assistance or advice on choosing a plan in New Haven, calling us is a great first step.

Medicare Part A, often called hospital insurance, primarily covers inpatient hospital stays, care in a skilled nursing facility, hospice care, and some home health care. It generally doesn't cover physician fees during your hospital stay. Most people don't pay a premium for Part A if they or their spouse paid Medicare taxes while working.