AARP New Hampshire

A little known drug industry tactic to keep generic prescriptions from consumers has come under scrutiny by the US Supreme Court – and a ruling from the highest court in the land is good news for Granite Staters and applauded by AARP.

A little known drug industry tactic to keep generic prescriptions from consumers has come under scrutiny by the US Supreme Court – and a ruling from the highest court in the land is good news for Granite Staters and applauded by AARP.

AARP is working to ensure Granite Staters can obtain the affordable health care they need. We all know someone who has lost a job or is struggling in a job without health insurance. They might be your friends, neighbors, relatives, or even you!

In 2012, AARP held a series of open houses to find out what New Hampshire residents wanted from their membership and a consistent theme emerged. You wanted local offerings – at New Hampshire venues – and the chance to meet other AARP members.

AARP New Hampshire volunteer Sherri Harden offers this testimony at the June 4 press conference in support of expanding Medicaid in New Hampshire.

Concerns about the reliability of government funding with regard to the Medicaid expansion have been raised.

Looking for a way to honor the service of our veterans this Memorial Day?

New research from the US Department of Labor shows that one in four Americans between the ages of 44 and 70 are interested in starting their own business or nonprofit in the next five to 10 years.

AARP New Hampshire is looking for a volunteer leader to serve as State President.

Demographic trends indicate a greater number of employees of all ages will assume the role of family caregiver. This trend will no doubt impact employee caregivers ages 18 to 39, as much as those ages 50+. New Hampshire is not immune to this caregiver tsunami. These caregivers will be affected in many ways including physical health, mental well-being and higher health care costs.