Tech fixes · Scams Targeting Seniors & Families
Call Saying Medicare or Social Security Is Suspended? What to Do
Hang up. Your Social Security number can’t be “suspended,” and Medicare doesn’t call out of the blue asking for your number or payment. If you’re worried, call Social Security or Medicare yourself at the numbers on their official websites.
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- Starting price
- From $400 plus phone service
- Where
- Remote, anywhere in the U.S.
- Quote
- Fixed price before work starts
Try this first
- Hang up without pressing any buttons
- Don’t confirm your Social Security, Medicare or bank numbers
- Call the agency yourself if you’re unsure
- Report Social Security impersonation at oig.ssa.gov
- Report Medicare fraud at 1-800-MEDICARE
- Check your Medicare statements for services you didn’t get
When it’s more than a quick fix
If your Social Security, Medicare or bank numbers were given out, freeze your credit and claim your my Social Security account right away.
How we fix it remotely
We set up call screening so these calls don’t ring through, freeze credit, claim the my Social Security and Medicare accounts before a thief can, and turn on alerts.
How a remote fix works
- 1
Tell us what’s happening
Two minutes with the form on this page. No account needed.
- 2
Get a fixed price
A reply within one business day, with the price agreed before any work starts.
- 3
We fix it remotely
You approve access, follow progress and pay in your private client portal.
Related services
Call Screening for Seniors (Only Approved Numbers Ring)
Calls from family, friends, doctors and other approved numbers ring through. Unknown callers are asked who they are or sent to voicemail, and robocalls never ring at all.
Identity Theft Protection for Seniors
Close the doors identity thieves use: credit freezes, an IRS Identity Protection PIN, a my Social Security account and Medicare account set up first so nobody else can, and mail and account alerts.
Family Scam Alerts & Money Safeguards
Set up the alerts and safeguards that catch scams in time: bank and card alerts to a trusted family member, credit freezes and a plan for what to do when something looks wrong.
Questions
The caller ID said Social Security. Was it real?
Caller ID is easy to fake. Real agencies don’t threaten arrest or demand payment by phone.
They already have my Medicare number. Now what?
Watch your Medicare statements for services you didn’t receive, report it at 1-800-MEDICARE and keep a close eye on bills.
Can you fix this remotely?
We set up call screening so these calls don’t ring through, freeze credit, claim the my Social Security and Medicare accounts before a thief can, and turn on alerts.
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Want us to just fix it?
Tell us what’s happening. Most problems like this are fixed remotely, often the same day, and every request gets a reply within one business day.
- Big projects and small ones are all welcome
- Fixed-price quotes, no surprise invoices
- You own your code, data and accounts
- A client portal to track progress, invoices and payments
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