AARP Washington

Cars have changed. So have traffic rules, driving conditions and the roads you travel every day.

As donors consider contributing to relief efforts for the Snohomish County mudslide tragedy, Attorney General Bob Ferguson and Secretary of State Kim Wyman are urging consumers to be on guard against scam artists who try to take advantage of the situation.

Thank you for your interest in our free movie showing. Unfortunately, we are full. Please check back on this webpage often for notifications of future free screenings.

AARP is excited to offer a series of special discounts to the Pacific Science Center.

The numbers are in, and they are impressive – Washington residents on Medicare saved more than $50-million on their prescription drugs in 2013, thanks to the closing of the “donut hole” for prescriptions under the Affordable Care Act – or an average discount per beneficiary of $825.

Inspired by Dr. Bill Thomas’ new book, "Second Wind: Navigating the Passage to a Slower, Deeper, and more Connected Life," the Second Wind Tour is traveling the country providing opportunities for communities to spend the day exploring what it means to catch a “second wind” in one’s life and work. Dr. Thomas is a world-renowned expert on elder care and new ways of thinking of geriatric issues.

It turns out that simply knowing the ABC’s of online safety isn’t enough to protect you from online scams. AARP has released a new report detailing the profile of the most likely victim on online fraud – are you next?

Women to Women: Living Longer, Living Smarter

For Immediate Release

“Sometimes life doesn’t turn out the way you planned,” according to AARP volunteer Janice Moran. Janice was downsized out of job and was thinking about what to do next. She took matters into her own hands and enrolled in Visual Communications classes at a local community college. Quickly she was able put her new skills to use by designing flyers and brochures for AARP.