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Last Modified: 9/20/2018 Location: FL, PR, USVI Business: Part A, Part B

First Coast eNews: Make the choices that are right for you

First Coast Service Options (First Coast) serves a diverse provider community comprised of health care facilities and professionals with different interests due to geographic location, specialty, or language preference. Even individuals working within the same office or facility may have different needs and preferences regarding the information they need and the format in which it is delivered. That’s why First Coast offers providers the opportunity to customize their eNews experience based on their interests as well as their language preference.

Add a new list to your First Coast eNews subscription profile

To subscribe to a new list, just visit either medicare.fcso.com or medicareespanol.fcso.com, click on the “Join eNews” link (located at the top of every page), and place a checkmark next to the lists that interest you.
Note: Once your subscription has been processed, you will receive a confirmation email, welcoming you to your new electronic mailing list.

Remove a list from your First Coast eNews subscription profile

If you would like to remove a list from your personal subscription profile, click the "Manage your Subscription" link (located at the bottom of any First Coast eNews notification you receive) and clear the checkmark next to the list you wish to remove from your subscription profile.
Note: If you would like to re-subscribe to a list that you previously removed from your profile, just click the "Manage your Subscription" link and add a checkmark next to the appropriate list.

View our First Coast eNews tutorial

We know that some customers prefer to “see how it’s done,” so we’ve created the First Coast eNews: Make the choices that are right for you flash file tutorial to guide you through each process step-by-step.

Troubleshooting your First Coast eNews subscription

If you subscribed to First Coast eNews but have not received any messages, check your “spam” or “junk-mail folder,” then use these tips:
• Check with your organization’s IT staff for assistance with firewall or internet security settings on your PC.
• If you receive email through an Internet Service Provider (ISP) or an email provider (such as AOL, Yahoo!,or Google), add "fcso.com," "icontact.com," "app.icontact.com," and "icpbounce.com" as "approved sender" accounts.
Note: If you require additional assistance to resolve an issue with your First Coast eNews subscription, please contact the First Coast web team by following this path: https://medicare.fcso.com/Feedback/160958.asp, and selecting “eNews” from the “Type of question/comment”.

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Did you miss an eNews or accidentally delete an edition? Visit the First Coast eNews archive external link.
First Coast Service Options (First Coast) strives to ensure that the information available on our provider website is accurate, detailed, and current. Therefore, this is a dynamic site and its content changes daily. It is best to access the site to ensure you have the most current information rather than printing articles or forms that may become obsolete without notice.