AARP Montana

Fraudsters with sob stories cajole worshippers for gift cards — and keep the loot

A rich online roster of events from AARP Montana continues to grow as a vibrant way for people to engage, learn and have fun while easing social isolation during the coronavirus pandemic.

Fraud Alert! Bank impersonation scams are on the rise.

Join AARP Montana and people from across the U.S. to view the free monthly Myrna Soundstage Concert Series online

AARP Montana will host Montana’s Senior Medicare Patrol Program Manager, Renee Labrie Shanks who will share information on the many scams in Montana designed to steal your identity or cheat your medical insurance. This interactive telephone town hall encourages listener questions is a great way to get current info on active scams in the state.

We have received reports of a new COVID-19 vaccine email scam where people are asked to complete a survey. They offer a free reward but ask people to pay a nominal fee “to cover shipping.”

The state’s 114,000 unpaid family caregivers are often stressed by the responsibilities of caring for a loved one.

The program funds quick-action projects; Application Deadline is April 14, 2021

Program Provides Free Tax Prep Help; Appointments Are Required

To help clarify information about COVID-19 vaccinations in the state, AARP Montana is holding a live tele-town hall on February 23 at 10 AM. This event will feature medical and vaccination experts from Mountain-Pacific Quality Health including Dr. Douglas Kuntzweiler, Chief Medical Officer and Tony King, Pharmacist and Director of Pharmacy Programs as well as Sara Medley, CEO. Drenda Neimann, Lewis and Clark County Health Officer will also join the panel of experts.