Every number in the first sections belongs to a government agency or a program it funds or runs. Check each agency's website for current hours.
Medicare and Social Security
- Medicare: 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227), TTY 1-877-486-2048. Coverage, claims, Medicare plans and enrollment periods; online at Medicare.gov.
- Social Security: 1-800-772-1213, TTY 1-800-325-0778. Signing up for Part A and Part B, Part B premiums, IRMAA, Extra Help and address changes. See where is the Social Security office near me.
Oklahoma agencies
- Oklahoma Health Care Authority (OHCA): SoonerCare Helpline 1-800-987-7767, for SoonerCare (Oklahoma Medicaid) members, including people with both Medicare and SoonerCare.
- Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS): 405-522-5050; its Medicare line is 405-521-3679, for Medicare Savings Programs (QMB, SLMB, QI-1).
- OKDHS aging services and Area Agencies on Aging: 1-800-211-2116 connects you with your local Area Agency on Aging, one of 11 in Oklahoma, for in-home help and caregiver support.
- Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID): 1-800-522-0071 (in Oklahoma). Complaints about an insurance company or agent, agent license checks, and the Anti-Fraud Unit.
Appeals and fraud
- Acentra Health (Oklahoma's BFCC-QIO): 1-888-315-0636, TTY 711. Fast appeals of hospital discharges and other covered care ending, and quality-of-care complaints.
- HHS Office of Inspector General: 1-800-HHS-TIPS (1-800-447-8477) or oig.hhs.gov.
- I-MEDIC (Medicare Advantage and Part D fraud): 1-877-7SAFERX (1-877-772-3379).
- Oklahoma Senior Medicare Patrol: run by the Insurance Department; see its Report a Concern page.
Oklahoma retirees and the military
- EGID (HealthChoice and state retiree plans): 405-717-8780 or 800-752-9475, TTY 711.
- Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma: 405-521-2387.
- TRICARE For Life: 1-866-773-0404, TDD 1-866-773-0405.
Watch for look-alike numbers. Some ads and callers use "Medicare" in ways that sound official. The only phone number that belongs to Medicare is 1-800-MEDICARE. If you aren't sure who you're talking to, hang up and call the number on your Medicare card.
A licensed insurance agent
Not a government line. Benefits Life, which publishes this site, works with licensed insurance agents who can explain Medicare Advantage, Medigap and Part D plans from the companies they work with, at no cost to you. You can request a call from a licensed insurance agent, or find an independent licensed insurance agent near you.
Related questions
How do I report Medicare fraud?
Where each kind of report goes.
How do I appeal a hospital discharge?
Calling the QIO in time.
How can I help a parent with Medicare?
Permission forms and local help.
All contacts with addresses: Oklahoma Medicare contacts.
Sources
- Medicare.gov — Reporting Medicare fraud and abuse (I-MEDIC)
- OHCA Employees Group Insurance Division — 2027 Medicare Options Benefit Guide (Medicare, Social Security and EGID numbers)
- Oklahoma Health Care Authority — SoonerCare Helpline
- OKDHS — Medicare help (Medicare Savings Programs)
- OKDHS — Older Americans Act programs and Area Agencies on Aging
- Oklahoma Insurance Department — Consumer assistance
- Acentra Health — BFCC-QIO, Oklahoma
- HHS Office of Inspector General — Report fraud
- Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma — Contact us
- TRICARE — TRICARE For Life
More questions in this guide
- How can I help my parent with Medicare in Oklahoma?
- How do I appeal a hospital discharge in Oklahoma if I'm not ready to go home?
- How do I appeal a Medicare denial in Oklahoma?
- How do I find a licensed insurance agent for Medicare in Oklahoma?
- How do I report Medicare fraud in Oklahoma?
- Where is the Social Security office near me in Oklahoma?
Part of the guide: Oklahoma Medicare contacts · All questions
Frequently asked questions
Is there an Oklahoma Medicare office I can call?
No. Medicare is a federal program, so there's no state Medicare office. Call 1-800-MEDICARE for Medicare questions and Social Security to enroll. Oklahoma agencies handle SoonerCare (OHCA), Medicare Savings Programs and aging services (OKDHS), and insurance regulation (the Insurance Department).
Who do I call if I think the hospital is discharging me too soon?
Call Acentra Health, the Beneficiary and Family Centered Care Quality Improvement Organization (BFCC-QIO) for Oklahoma, at 1-888-315-0636 (TTY 711). It handles fast appeals when you think covered hospital, skilled nursing, home health or hospice care is ending too soon.
Is the Benefits Life contact a Medicare number?
No. Requesting a call from Benefits Life connects you with a licensed insurance agent who can explain plans from the companies they work with. It isn't a government line; for Medicare itself, call 1-800-MEDICARE.
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