U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Serves Atlanta by phone or online.
(800) 633-4227
This is the federal agency that runs Medicare.gov, and its phone line, 1-800-MEDICARE, help people find plans and providers, learn what Medicare covers, report fraud, and get Medicare information in other languages and accessible formats.
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1-800-MEDICARE Phone HelpService
You can call 1-800-MEDICARE with Medicare questions, such as who qualifies for a program or how to report fraud. You can ask for an interpreter when you call.
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ACCESS: Support for Chronic Health ConditionsProgram
ACCESS lets people with Original Medicare get coaching and support for long-term health conditions from Medicare-approved organizations. Support can include apps, devices, virtual visits and medicine help, mostly for $0 to $7 a month.
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Care CompareService
gov has a Find care providers option to look for providers near you that take Medicare.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 20
CMS Region 4 Atlanta Office ContactService
CMS Region 4 is the agency's regional presence for Georgia and nearby Southeastern states and works with beneficiaries, providers, state governments, contractors, and community groups.
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Free Medicare Online AccountService
A free, secure Medicare account lets you see Original Medicare claims, print your Medicare card, and see preventive services you can get. You can also choose to get your handbook and claim notices by email.
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Free Medicare Publications and Accessible FormatsService
Medicare gives free help in formats like braille, large print and audio files, plus relay and TTY services. You can ask by phone, email, fax or mail. Printed materials also come in other languages.
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Medicare App LibraryService
Medicare lists third-party health apps that can connect to Medicare. The apps are made by private companies and only see the Medicare data you choose to share.
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Medicare GLP-1 Bridge (Weight Loss Drugs)Program
This temporary program, which started July 1, 2026, covers certain GLP-1 weight loss drugs for eligible adults with Medicare drug coverage. The cost is $50 for a one-month supply, and your doctor must send the prescription and complete an approval step.
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