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Introduction:
Are you tired of having to switch between different government websites to access your important information? Linking your Medicare account to your myGov account can make your life easier. In this article, we will guide you step by step on how to do it.


Requirements:
Before starting, make sure that you have your Medicare card handy. To link your accounts, you need to visit the myGov website using the web browser on your computer or smart device. Click the Sign in button, enter your email and password, followed by the code sent by myGov via text message to your mobile phone.
Linking a Service:

Once you have successfully signed in, your personalised myGov home page will appear. In the middle of the home page, look for the Linked services section. If you are linking a service for the first time, click the large blue Link a service button. If not, just click the View and link services link. You will be taken to your Profile menu, with Link services already selected. Select Medicare, then click the Link button next to it.


Linking Medicare to myGov:
Upon deciding to link your accounts, myGov will store your legal name and date of birth, which is saved with Medicare, for added security purposes. Review the personal details on your myGov account to ensure that they match the records of Medicare. If your name on Medicare differentiates from the one on myGov, you may encounter some issues linking your accounts. Visit Services Australia's website to learn more about troubleshooting.

Finalizing Links:

Next, you will be taken to the Medicare Australia website to complete the linking process. Choose "I'm listed on a Medicare card" then, enter your Medicare card details, including your Medicare number and the number next to your name if you have more than one person on your card. Enter your personal information and other details to confirm your identity.


Checking Linked Services:
After the linking process is complete, the MyGov Profile: Linked services screen will appear, showing Medicare as a linked service. You can now use myGov to conveniently access medicareaustralia.gov.au, where you can process claims and more.

Conclusion:
The linking process may seem overwhelming, but it can open up many government services to you. With this article as your guide, you know that your personal information and identity are secure. You can now enjoy easy access to government services and manage them all in one place.

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