PROTECT · FREE, NO ACCOUNT
Is this text really from Medicaid?
Paste the message you are not sure about. You get a plain verdict, the tell-tale signs, and one thing to do next — in about ten seconds, at 9pm, without asking anyone.
Fake benefit suspensions, grandparent scams and invoice fraud are aimed at exactly the people this page is for. 5 checks a day are free. Nothing is stored about who you are.
Trusted Tomorrow organizes and relays what you know. It does not give medical, legal or financial advice.
Four patterns worth knowing
Almost everything aimed at a caregiving family is one of these wearing a different name.
The benefits suspension
A deadline of hours, a threat to coverage, and a phone number you have never called before. Medicaid and Medicare do not suspend coverage by text.
The grandchild in trouble
A relative in an accident or a jail far away, sworn to secrecy, needing gift cards or a wire today. The secrecy is the tell.
The invoice you do not remember
A charge for equipment or a subscription, and a refund line that needs your card number to reverse it. Refunds never need a card number.
The helpful caller
Someone who already knows a real detail — a doctor, a plan, a program — and uses it to ask for the one thing they do not have.
ENTRUST
One message handled. Now the harder question.
If you were in hospital for a week, would anyone else know what calms him down, which foods he refuses, why the 6pm routine is not negotiable, or which neurologist to never call again?
Trusted Tomorrow asks you about the person you know best, one question at a time, and writes it down for you. About twenty minutes. Free while we are in beta.