AARP Arizona

Fighting for 50-Plus Arizonans and their Families

Arizona is one of a few states that do not require assisted living facilities to report COVID-19 data.

In 2016, it became apparent that Arizona Public Service (APS) was planning to be the first utility in the country to impose mandatory “demand rates” on residential electric customers. Demand rate plans include an extra charge that is based upon the highest level of energy demand at the customer’s residence during a specified time period the month of service being billed.

Join us for an inspiring evening of music with musician Kenny Lattimore. This free AARP Couch Concert will celebrate family caregivers who often give so much to others that they forget about themselves. AARP Arizona will share information about our caregiving resources and Kenny will participate in a live conversation about caregivers before the performance.

Wednesday November 3, 2021

“AARP Arizona is thrilled the Arizona Corporation Commission adopted our recommendations in the APS rate case order issued today. AARP Arizona has been focused on the issues surrounding the previous rate case, which was issued in 2017. AARP Arizona felt strongly enough during those proceedings to be one of only two groups to refuse to sign on to the settlement agreement. With today’s decision, AARP has been vindicated in our decision, and glad to know that then and now we will always fight for the 50+” Dana Kennedy, State Director for AARP Arizona said.

Frank Thompson first stumbled upon what would become his life’s work and passion—drumming—at an outdoor festival in San Diego 35 years ago.

Medicare changes every year, which means it can get a little complicated when trying to understand what’s new for you. Join us for a free webinar where we’ll discuss the key takeaways from this year’s Medicare changes and what they may mean for your benefits.

Every day, some 48 million Americans help parents, spouses and other loved ones with medical care, meals, bathing, dressing, chores and much more. They do it out of love, not for pay.

PHOENIX, Arizona—AARP Executive Vice President and Chief Advocacy & Engagement Officer Nancy A. LeaMond issued the following statement reacting to the Build Back Better framework’s failure to lower prescription drug prices. LeaMond said: