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How do I get a replacement ID card for my Medicare Part D plan?

Medicare plan providers · updated Jun 7, 2025

Whether you have a stand-alone Medicare Part D plan or Medicare Advantage plan, you will need to contact your Medicare prescription drug plan's Member Services department directly to request a replacement Member ID card.

The toll-free number for Member Services is shown on most of the information you received from your Medicare plan, such as plan enrollment or membership information, Summary of Benefits (SOB), Evidence of Coverage (EOC), monthly Explanation of Benefits (EOB) letter, and Annual Notice of Change (ANOC) letter.

We have the telephone number for most Member Services departments online, just click on the plan’s name or the "Benefits & Contact Info" button when using our Medicare Advantage Plan Finder or MA-Finder (enter your ZIP to begin) or our stand-alone Medicare Part D Plan Finder or PDP-Finder (choose your state to begin).


How to see more details about a specific Medicare Part D prescription drug plan

Both links will take you to a page showing more plan details such as formulary information (number of drugs per tier), cost-sharing, basic enrollment information, Star ratings, and the toll-free Member Services number for every Medicare Part D plan.

Details of a specific Medicare Part D prescription drug plan


If you still cannot find the telephone number for your Medicare plan, please telephone Medicare at 1-800-633-4227, choose the option to speak with a Medicare representative and then ask the representative to provide the contact information for your Medicare Part D or Medicare Advantage plan. When you call, the Member Services representative can also provide you with your Medicare drug plan Membership information: With these four numbers you can go to a network pharmacy and fill your prescriptions while you await the arrival of your new ID card.

For more information about getting your prescription without your Member ID card, please see:
I enrolled into a new Medicare Part D plan and still have not received my Member ID card. What should I do?