When you get Medicare related health care services, it may be helpful to record the dates on a calendar and save the receipts and statements you get from providers to check for mistakes. Compare this information with the claims Medicare processed to make sure you or Medicare weren’t billed for any tests, items, or services you didn’t get.
After Medicare processes your Original Medicare claims, you can review them in one of these ways:
– Look at your “Medicare Summary Notice,” or MSN that you get in the mail every 3 months for Part A and Part B-covered services. (If you’ve signed up to receive these electronically, you’ll get an email every month when MSNs are available in your secure
Medicare account.
– Your secure Medicare account.
You don’t have to wait for your “Medicare Summary Notice” to view your Medicare claims. Simply log into (or create) your
Medicare account the Medicare website to track your Medicare claims or sign up for electronic “Medicare Summary Notices” (eMSNs).