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ALBANY, N.Y. – AARP New York State Director Beth Finkel today released the following statement in response to Governor Andrew Cuomo’s 2020-21 Executive Budget proposal:

If Dr. Robert Lindsay has his way, Virginia’s “Welcome” signs would all read “Virginia is for Caregivers” instead of the famous “Virginia is for Lovers.” According to a 2015 survey, one in five Virginians serves as a caregiver in some capacity, and these numbers are likely to increase as the Baby Boomer population ages. And Dr. Lindsay, founder of the Lindsay Institute for Innovations in Caregiving, believes Virginia communities should do more to support those in caregiving roles.

Judy Bellome

Efforts to address rising Rx drug costs, caregiving, stronger consumer protections among session goals

More than 600,000 Oklahoma private-sector workers have no way to save for their retirement at work

It's a fact. People are living longer and healthier lives. AARP in Virginia is

Achieve that New Year's resolution to be more active by participating in the AARP Virginia Walking Group in Virginia Beach! Get active be social while enjoying a walk with others.

As a "wise friend and fierce defender," AARP is Helping Provide Support and Care for Montana's Military Caregivers

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There is no denying the importance of social connections for an individual’s physical and mental health. We also know that social isolation can increase during our winter months. Our La Crosse AARP volunteers wish to make gathering easier by hosting the first What’s Brewin’ Wednesday on February 12th from 4-6 pm at Pearl Street Brewery.