How Medicare flex cards work Not everyone in a Medicare Advantage plan will qualify for a flex card, and if you’re enrolled in traditional Medicare, you can’t get one.

Government-run Medicare doesn’t offer flex cards, only some private Medicare Advantage plans do. They’re only for qualified enrollees and pay some expenses.

Some Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans provide a flex card for expenses like food, utilities, and medical transportation.

What Is the Flex Card for Seniors? Medicare flex cards, a fairly recent addition to the Medicare benefits universe, are an added benefit that applies to certain health-related services.

Government-run Medicare doesn’t offer flex cards, only some private Medicare Advantage plans do. They’re only for qualified enrollees and pay some expenses.

Government-run Medicare doesn’t offer flex cards, only some private Medicare Advantage plans do. They’re only for qualified enrollees and pay some expenses.

Government-run Medicare doesn’t offer flex cards, only some private Medicare Advantage plans do. They’re only for qualified enrollees and pay some expenses.

Government-run Medicare doesn’t offer flex cards, only some private Medicare Advantage plans do. They’re only for qualified enrollees and pay some expenses.

Government-run Medicare doesn’t offer flex cards, only some private Medicare Advantage plans do. They’re only for qualified enrollees and pay some expenses.

Government-run Medicare doesn’t offer flex cards, only some private Medicare Advantage plans do. They’re only for qualified enrollees and pay some expenses.

Government-run Medicare doesn’t offer flex cards, only some private Medicare Advantage plans do. They’re only for qualified enrollees and pay some expenses.