AARP Montana

Guest column from the AARP Montana Executive Council

With the Wildfire Season Soon Upon Us, Now is the Time to Reduce Risk

Given that the vast majority of people 50 and older want to stay in their homes and communities as they age, AARP Montana has prepared information on how to do so.

Free Resources Identify Top Scams Facing Montana’s Military Community and Ways to Fight Back

New Research from AARP Demonstrates Power of Overlooked Voters

Flexible, mobility friendly and energy efficient, ADUs offer more options for older Montanans to remain in their homes and communities as they age.

Many Montanans facing rising energy costs are unaware of resources to help them avoid having to choose between paying for heating bills and other necessities.

Governor Gianforte will appoint at least seven members to each of the four regional councils.

To provide accurate and up-to-date information about new COVID variants and vaccinations in the state, AARP Montana is holding a live tele-town hall on February 22, 2022 at 10 AM. This event will feature medical and vaccination experts from Mountain-Pacific Quality Health including Dr. Douglas Kuntzweiler, Chief Medical Officer, Tony King, Pharmacist and Director of Pharmacy Programs as well as Sara Medley, CEO. The call will be hosted by AARP Montana State Director, Tim Summers. Troy Shockley, News Director for Montana Radio Company, will serve as the call's moderator.

AARP has developed 10 key questions to ask facilities to help keep them safe and stay informed