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Sign up to get the “Medicare & You” handbook electronically. Access the most up-to-date Medicare info faster than paging through the printed version. Get started here: go.medicare.gov/48kDQkS

For most people, turning 65 means getting ready for #Medicare. Get the facts about basic cost information — like premiums, deductibles and coinsurance — for Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D at go.medicare.gov/4tqOmj0.

Get the information you need to find the right nursing home for your loved one. You can filter your search using overall star ratings, or star ratings for specific things like health inspections and staffing. Get started at go.medicare.gov/4s29taC.

Don’t forget your yearly wellness visit! Your Medicare-covered wellness visit is a great time to talk with your doctor and update your plan to stay healthy, based on your current health, family history, and risk factors. go.medicare.gov/4rZnSEj

Don’t be fooled this #AprilFoolsDay: Never give your personal or financial info, like your Medicare or Social Security Numbers, in response to a call, text or email that you didn’t expect. If you were scammed or think you saw a scam, report it: go.medicare.gov/46m0lFo

#DYK an online Medicare account makes it easy to see your Medicare Summary Notices (MSNs), updated info about eligible services, & more? Login now with ID.me, CLEAR®, and Login.gov to verify your identity. Get started at Medicare.gov/account.

If you’re in a Medicare Advantage Plan, time is running out to review your options during Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment. If you want to make changes to your coverage, you need to do so no later than Tuesday, March 31. go.medicare.gov/46it269

Need to help a loved one find home health services? Get started at go.medicare.gov/4qN5lKA to find and compare home health agencies in your area. You can also see ratings based on patient surveys and performance.

If you’re 65 or older, still working, and have employer coverage, you may not need to sign up for Medicare Part B until you retire. Answer a few questions at go.medicare.gov/3ZMZY2Q to find out when to sign up for Medicare.

If you have prediabetes, take steps to prevent or delay type 2 diabetes. The Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program can help you make lifestyle changes to lower your risk for diabetes, at no cost to you: go.medicare.gov/46ett1d #DiabetesAlertDay

About 1 in 5 adults with diabetes don’t know they have it. The sooner you know your risk, the sooner you can prevent or manage diabetes. Medicare covers up to 2 diabetes screenings (blood sugar tests) a year if you’re at risk. go.medicare.gov/4aJrkvZ #DiabetesAlertDay

Make your health a priority this #WomensHistoryMonth! From mammograms to gynecological screenings, #Medicare covers many preventive services for women. Talk to your doctor about which services may be right for you: go.medicare.gov/3MGkUWn

Spring into the start of warmer weather: go for a walk! Walking can help ease you into a new exercise routine, and you can enjoy the #FirstDayofSpring outdoors. But remember to walk during daylight hours, avoid uneven ground, and face oncoming traffic. go.medicare.gov/3MxC3Bq

Keep your #Medicare information at your fingertips with a secure online Medicare account! Check your Medicare claims as soon as they’re processed, pay premiums, and print an official copy of your Medicare card. It’s quick, easy, and free to sign up: go.medicare.gov/3M0oJFH

Make sure you’re getting your daily dose of healthy foods! The updated Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend prioritizing nutrient-dense foods like protein, dairy, vegetables, fruits, healthy fats, and whole grains. Get the guide here: go.medicare.gov/4qvb7jQ

You don’t need a four-leaf clover to help prevent Medicare fraud! Watch out for scams like unknown callers asking for your Medicare Number or bills for services you didn’t get. If you suspect fraud, report it to Medicare: go.medicare.gov/4rxde7q or 1-800-MEDICARE. #StPatricksDay

#DYK participating in activities you enjoy supports your mental and physical health? Living an active lifestyle can help with disease prevention, cognition, and even living longer. Learn more: go.medicare.gov/4truDAg

If you missed your #Medicare Initial Enrollment Period, time is running out to sign up for Part A and Part B during the General Enrollment Period. The General Enrollment Period ends Monday, March 31. Find out if you qualify to sign up now: go.cms.gov/4rb3lwH

Screening for colorectal cancer can prevent or detect cancer early, even when no symptoms are present. #Medicare covers a variety of colorectal cancer screenings to help you stay healthy: go.medicare.gov/4r3HDKP #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth

If you’re helping a loved one navigate Medicare, start at go.medicare.gov/4alvwBT for information about benefits & costs, health & drug plans, and answers to common questions. The Medicare & You handbook is another good resource. Download it here: go.medicare.gov/4ty7FYv.