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NOV 4, 2024
Starting in 2025, Medicare will implement several significant changes, some of which are thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, championed by AARP. As the landscape of Medicare continues to evolve, understanding these changes is more important than ever – especially for the one million Oregonians who rely on the program for healthcare. Here is what you need to know about some of the key changes coming up and how they might impact you.
No matter where you are in the caregiver journey, these local agencies and organizations can help make the process easier
AARP Oregon held FREE workshops in Eugene, Medford, and Portland Metro. Workshop materials available here.
It’s important to be ready when disaster strikes. Whether it’s a flood, wildfire or other emergency common to Oregon, these events disproportionately affect older adults, many of whom have mobility, chronic disease or disability challenges that require them to seek extra assistance to get to safety.
From working with children to cleaning up our rivers, Oregon volunteers contribute to the state's livability and quality of life every day.
Enjoy the best of NeighborWalks past. We have curated a selection of "greatest hits" for your self-directed walking enjoyment.
Most of the people displaced by the Almeda Drive wildfire were low-income older residents who lived in one of a dozen mobile-home parks along the Oregon 99/I-5 corridor. Efforts to help them have been hampered by a tight job market, limited housing and the restrictions of the pandemic.
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Join AARP Oregon for a series of events this May.
For the past year, older adults in Oregon read the Oregon Health Authority Covid reports daily including death counts that disproportionately impacted people 50-plus. And as the vaccine became available, the tension increased because of a rocky rollout and not enough vaccine for those who desperately wanted – and needed it. In our state, 91% of the deaths were from people 50 and older.
Join AARP Oregon and Center 50+ for tips, tools and up-to-date information about maintaining brain health.
AARP Oregon hosted “Resilient Futures 2021,” a virtual disaster preparedness & resilience conference on June 29-30.
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