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Disability Benefit Specialist Program

Disability Benefit Specialists help answer questions and solve problems related to Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid or other health insurance and benefits for people with disabilities. They serve individuals age 18-59 with a physical or cognitive disability or a mental illness. Services are free... (Click here for more)

Elder Benefit Specialist Program

Benefit Specialists are trained advocates paid through federal and state funds to help persons age 60 and over with public or private benefits. Benefit Specialists can help people understand and apply for benefits or advocate for them when benefits are denied. Benefit Specialists can help with Medi... (Click here for more)

Medicaid Fraud Control Unit Hotline

Please use the statewide hotline number at 1-800-488-3780 to report Medicaid fraud. The Department of Justice protects our State’s most vulnerable persons and works cooperatively with District Attorneys, County Sheriffs, and other law enforcement agencies across the State to investigate and prosec... (Click here for more)

Medical Assistance Member Services Call Center

Answers questions for those who receive benefits through State SSI, SSI HMO Manage Care Program, BadgerCare Plus Program, Food share program and Medicaid (Title 19) including coverage, billing, and prior authorization. Also provides referrals to dentists/dental service providers who accept Medicaid ... (Click here for more)

Medicare Helpline

Provides information on Medicare benefits, eligibility, financial questions, Medicare-Approved Drug Discount Cards, Competitive Bidding and other general information regarding Medicare. Care Compare on Medicare.gov - https://www.medicare.gov/care-compare/ The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Ser... (Click here for more)

Wisconsin Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP)

Senior Medicare Patrols (SMPs) empower and assist Medicare beneficiaries, their families, and caregivers to prevent, detect, and report health care fraud, errors, and abuse through outreach, counseling, and education. Prevention alone cannot stop all fraud, abuse, and errors. We should also be aware... (Click here for more)