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(606) 393-5971 is a Medicare Robocall
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- Transcript Hello? Hey, good evening. My name is Lynn. I wanted to confirm if you have received the letter we sent you regarding your updated Medicare benefits. Okay, great. The letter mentions details of the new Medicare benefits in your area, which include improved dental, vision and hearing with cashb of up to $200. I believe you have both part A and B of Medicare, right? So, do you currently have Medicare parts A and B? Yeah, I was just asking if you already have Medicare parts A and B. Sorry, I didn't catch that. Do you have Medicare parts A and B? I think we should discuss this some other time. Have a good day.
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