AARP New York

State Data Reflects Especially Long Wait Lists in Upstate Rural Counties

Join Univision 41 NY and AARP New York for a Forum on Caregiving Support

Are you ready to elevate your New York experience? AARP New York is offering members and guests exclusive opportunities to enjoy unique events that you can't find anywhere else. From VIP music experiences to live comedy, our sweepstakes are your ticket to unforgettable moments!

AARPNY is proud to observe National Veterans and Military Families Month with free seminars, events and resources that include: Family Caregiving, Work/Jobs & Re-Careering, and Fighting Fraud. AARP stands with its NY veteran members, non-members, allies, and partner organizations year-round. AARP's commitment to the Veterans, Military, and Families reflects our core belief in every individual's dignity, worth and potential.

New York's Black and Hispanic voters also are supportive of a proposal to allow lower-cost drugs to be imported from Canada,

State Director Beth Finkel Testifies at State Hearing

As we journey through life, we inevitably encounter transitions. Some are exciting, while others may challenge our sense of identity and independence. One of the most difficult, yet deeply human, transitions is the acceptance of caregiving. Whether you already rely on assistance for daily living or foresee this need in the future, preparing for the dance between independence, dependence, and ultimately interdependence can be an empowering step toward personal growth.

Calling all Broadway enthusiasts! AARP New York members and guests are invited to experience the wonder of the Museum of Broadway, where the magic of the stage comes to life. Explore three incredible floors featuring original costumes, props, and immersive set recreations that will transport you through the history of Broadway, starting from its very first documented performance in 1732.

All of New York’s state legislative seats—63 in the Senate and 150 in the Assembly—are up for election this November.

Ten entities in New York won AARP Community Challenge grants, totaling $96,000. The grants are part of AARP’s Livable Communities initiative; they fund quick-turnaround projects aimed at making areas more livable for people of all ages.