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Medical card number - always the same?

Morby · 2020-03-27 12:19:36

Just wondering, does your Medical Card number always stay the same, or are you issued with a new one if your old card expires and you a re-newed card? Will the new Medical Card have the same number as the previous one, just with a new expiry date, or will the new Medical Card have a new separate number also?

27-03-2020 1:19pm

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Morby

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Just wondering, does your Medical Card number always stay the same, or are you issued with a new one if your old card expires and you a re-newed card?

Will the new Medical Card have the same number as the previous one, just with a new expiry date, or will the new Medical Card have a new separate number also?

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#2 27-03-2020 1:23pm

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It'll just be the new expiry date. The number will remain the same.

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#3 27-03-2020 2:34pm

Morby

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That's very helpful, thank you.

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#4 27-03-2020 9:55pm

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Hi it depends...

Sometimes cards are the same number and new expiry, but sometimes they give a new number randomly also, if you change GP or circumstances change sometimes they give you a new number, but it makes no difference really

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