I have Medicare through Mutual of Omaha but I have no Medicare cards. How do I get my part A and B cards.

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Trever Dahms · Accepted Answer

Your Medicare card (Parts A & B) comes from the federal government, not from Mutual of Omaha. What you have through Mutual of Omaha is likely a Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plan, which is separate from your actual Medicare coverage.

Here's how to get your red, white, and blue Medicare card:

Online (fastest):
- Go to mymedicare.gov
- Create or log into your account
- Request a replacement card directly through the portal

By Phone:
-Call 1-800-MEDICARE 

In Person:
- Visit your local Social Security Administration office
- Bring a valid photo ID

Things to know:
- Replacement cards are free
- It typically arrives within 30 days

James Beyer · Answer

You can obtain an original Medicare card two different ways. You can create an account on Medicare.gov and request a new card, or even print your card! Or you can call 1-800-MEDICARE and speak to a representative and request that they send you a new card.

Answered by James Beyer on July 18, 2026

Broker Licensed in CT, AZ, FL & 12 other states

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Holly Lewis · Answer

If you need your red, white, and blue (paper) Medicare card for Part A and Part B, that actually comes from Medicare/Social Security — not from Mutual of Omaha. Mutual of Omaha may be your supplement or other plan, but your Original Medicare card is issued separately. The easiest way to get a replacement is to log into your Social Security account online and request one, or call Social Security and ask them to mail you a new card.

Answered by Holly Lewis on July 15, 2026

Agent Licensed in NY

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Mark Bilgere · Answer

Your Medicare Parts A and B come from the federal government. To get a new Medicare card, you can request it online at Medicare.gov. Or you can call 1-800-MEDICARE.

Mandy Scarborough · Answer

Medicare Part A and B is Original Medicare which is your red, white and blue card. If you do not have this or cannot find it, you can request that Medicare send you a replacement. Your Mutual of Omaha is the Medigap Plan that you are on as a supplement to Original Medicare, which will be a different card.

Answered by Mandy Scarborough on July 17, 2026

Broker Licensed in TN, CA & IN

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Kimberly Cox · Answer

As a Medicare broker, this is one of the most common questions I get — and it's an important distinction to clear up:
If you have a plan through Mutual of Omaha, that is NOT your Part A and Part B card.  
Go to MyMedicare.gov and log in or create an account. Once you are in, you can view, print, or order an official replacement card. You can also log in at SSA.gov - go to your my Social Security account.
You can print a temporary letter immediately while you wait for the official card in the mail.
Call Medicare Directly
Call 1-800-MEDICARE. Available 24/7.
They will verify your identity and mail you a new card. It usually arrives in about 30 days.
Call Social Security
Call 1-800-MEDICARE.  Monday - Friday, 8 am - 7 pm. Social Security is actually the agency that issues the Medicare card.

Françoise Mueller · Answer

Option A — Call Medicare
Call 1‑800‑MEDICARE (1‑800‑633‑4227)  
Available 24/7
They will verify your identity and mail you a replacement card.

Option B — Check your Social Security account
If you enrolled in Medicare through Social Security, your Medicare number may appear in your mySocialSecurity account.

Nikki Rowland · Answer

Contact Medicare for a copy of your Medicare Card.  Part A and B is through Social Security.  Mutual of Omaha is your secondary/ medigap plan. That is a separate card all together.

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