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Transcript Hello. Good morning. My name is Sabrina. The new Trump administration has changed the Medicare policies for your state. Of Florida. We have to check the benefits available for you. I believe you already have Medicare part A and B, correct? Can you hear me? I was asking if you have part a and B of Medicare. Before I could transfer you. Let me check your eligibility for the new benefits that we have that includes food cards, cash benefits of up to $250, flex cards and very low premiums, confirming your status, I will be able to transfer you to the next step. So you do have part. A and B of medicare, right? Perfect. You qualify for the benefits. I am forwarding you to our supervisor. Please hold on.
Date Blocked December 19, 2024
Call Activity Severe Last detected 52 minutes ago

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