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Despite their extensive training, advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) are barred by Indiana law from prescribing routine drugs unless they work under a doctor’s supervision. AARP Indiana is urging state lawmakers to ease that restriction.
The new legislative session begins Monday, Jan. 11, and older Hoosiers will want to keep an eye on the progress of legislation that affects them.
AARP leaders nationwide meeting remotely with Senate, House offices, as COVID-19 deaths in nursing homes reach nearly 100,000
AARP Indiana raises concerns about the toll of pandemic isolation and is demanding more transparency and reform of nursing homes.
The Indiana General Assembly recently passed two AARP-supported bills that will take effect in July.
With big increases in drug prices, some older Hoosiers have been faced with a choice between buying food or paying for their medication.
While next year’s presidential election is garnering more and more attention, it’s important to remember that here in Marion County, there’s a critical election coming this year.
While next year’s presidential election is garnering more and more attention, it’s important to remember that in Fort Wayne and in communities across the state, there’s a critical election coming this year.
AARP Indiana is helping promote citizen participation in the Nov. 5 election with video voter guides, featuring five-minute interviews with four mayoral candidates: Democrat Joe Hogsett and Republican Jim Merritt in Indianapolis, and Democrat Tom Henry and Republican Tim Smith in Fort Wayne.
By Diana Lamirand
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