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Jacklyn Isasi

Discover all the possibilities you can explore with AARP in your community. We have a local presence all across the country so we can offer people age 50-plus opportunities to connect to other people and new experiences, while enjoying discounted events and activities.
As Labor Day Weekend approaches, things are slowing down in the Capital. One meeting that took place before the holiday weekend centered around long-term services and supports (LTSS). Many people only think of nursing home care when they hear the term long-term services and supports, but home health care, family caregiving, adult day services, home modifications, and a host of other community-based services are all a part of this system.
Smorgasbords are the Pennsylvania Dutch Country version of an all-you-can-eat buffet, with lots of desserts. Keep that image in mind as you read this week’s smorgasbord of news from the State Capitol….
Have you ever considered turning your interests, hobbies or skills into a small business? Whether you are ready to start your small business or want to wait until after retirement, now is the time to explore the possibilities.
Have you ever considered turning your interests, hobbies or skills into a small business? Whether you are ready to start your small business or want to wait until after retirement, now is the time to explore the possibilities.
Before you plan your next weekend getaway remember that, even on vacation, you may not be able to “getaway” from scams. Here is a list of scams aimed specifically at hotel guests and vacation spots. Learn how to handle various scam scenarios to help avoid a vacation nightmare.
Nearly 9 million Americans 50+ are at risk for hunger every day – a staggering 79 percent increase in just 10 years. AARP Foundation’s Drive to End Hunger is working to combat hunger among people 50+ through education, partnerships and innovative approaches that address the root causes of hunger in America.
It has gotten hot in Pennsylvania over the last few weeks – oh, and the weather is pretty uncomfortable too. As the Commonwealth continues to operate without a budget, the Governor and the Republican majority in the General Assembly continue to accuse each other of failing to negotiate in good faith. But without anything new to report on this, let’s take a look at another public policy issue that’s in the news and of critical importance to Pennsylvanians.
The cost of electricity is a big concern to most Pennsylvanians. As a state which has de-regulated its electric generation service, consumers may choose which company provides the electricity that runs your appliances and turns on your lights. But electric distribution service, the wires and poles that bring electricity to your home, is still regulated by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC). Changes to both sides of the electric utility equation are being considered which could impact your electric bill.
It’s ba-ack.
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