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Part D Complaints: Where to Complain

Click here to see a list of CMS prefered email addresses per region that accept Part D complaints.

 

 

If your client has had trouble with Medicare Part D, in addition to any exceptions, appeals or coverage determinations requests, you may wish to:

 

Complain to CMS – Central Office

 

Complain to CMS - Regional Offices

Use the table below to determine which office you should contact.

CMS REGIONAL OFFICES - MEDICARE CONTACTS

 

 

States

Phone

Email

Region I - Boston

Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont

(617) 565-1322

PartDComplaints_RO1@cms.hhs.gov

Region II - New York

New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands

(212) 616-2222

PartDCompaints_RO2@cms.hhs.gov

Region III - Philadelphia

Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia

(215) 861-4326

PartDComplaints_RO3@cms.hhs.gov

Region IV - Atlanta

Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee

(404) 562-7500

PartDComplaints_RO4@cms.hhs.gov

Region V - Chicago

Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin

(312) 886-2566

PartDComplaints_RO5@cms.hhs.gov

Region VI - Dallas

Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas

(214) 767-6401

PartDComplaints_RO6@cms.hhs.gov

Region VII - Kansas City

Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska

(816) 426-5783

PartDComplaints_RO7@cms.hhs.gov

Region VIII - Denver

Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, Wyoming

(303) 844-4024

PartDComplaints_RO8@cms.hhs.gov

Region IX - San Francisco

American Samoa, Arizona, California, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, Hawaii, Nevada

(415) 744-3628

PartDComplaints_RO9@cms.hhs.gov

Region X - Seattle

Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington

(206) 615-2354

PartDComplaints_RO10@cms.hhs.gov

 

Report your story to NSCLC: if your client has had a problem with the following and is a dual eligible, see if s/he would like to be a plaintiff in the class action lawsuit: (1) not on a plan; (2) on more than one plan; (3) on the wrong plan; (4) not getting LIS.