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  • Transcript Hello. Hi, this is Chris, and I'm calling to inform you about new state approved zero dollar premium Medicare benefits, including dental, vision and a hearing coverage. So just to check if you're eligible. Can you confirm? Do you have Medicare part A and B active right now? No worries. Do you happen to have any card that color is red bar and blue?
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