LinC Financial Group LLC

For the past 20 years, I have dedicated myself to guiding individuals through the complexities of Medicare. I don’t see myself as a salesperson; rather, I view my role as a trusted advisor committed to empowering clients to make informed, significant decisions. While many in this industry prioritize sheer numbers and aggressive marketing, I believe in a different approach—one rooted in genuine care and clear communication. In this industry there are double standards, I am not allowed to call people to bring in business. But yet there are tons of calls being made. Please remember, Social Security and Medicare will not call you unless you have arranged for them to call you back.

In a landscape where flashy advertisements often bewilder clients and lead them to make hasty choices, I strive to stand apart. My mission is to ensure that my clients receive the education they deserve while remaining accessible to support them every step of the way. I am devoted to doing what’s right for my clients, and I will continue to be their steadfast ally in navigating Medicare.

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A message from Dr. Oz on the latest scam
Beware of scammers, sometimes posing as salespeople, offering "free" services or gifts. They may be trying to trick you into signing up for hospice care without your knowledge.

Here's how it works:

Scammers text, call, email, post fake ads, or even knock on your door.

They offer "free" gifts or in-home perks, like cooking or cleaning services, protein shakes, medical equipment, or groceries.

In exchange, they may ask for your Medicare Number and ask you to sign a paper.

They're tricking you into signing up for hospice care, so they can fraudulently bill Medicare for services in your name.

Remember: Never give out your Medicare Number and don't sign anything for free services — it's a scam.

Crush Fraud
If you think you may have experienced fraud, call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227) or report it online at Medicare.gov/fraud.

Sincerely,

The Medicare Team

NOTE: Hospice care is for people who are terminally ill — and is a serious decision to be made only between you and your doctor.

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