AARP West Virginia

Diabetes is one of the main health problems in West Virginia

House Speaker: "Incredibly proud" of legislative work to support economic development

Halts Mandate for Large Businesses

On behalf of more than 250,000 members in the Mountain State, and all West Virginians 50+ and their families, AARP’s state legislative priorities in 2022 are focused on expanding home and community-based services to make sure people have choice in how they live as they age, expanding access to high speed internet service, protecting older West Virginians against fraud and financial exploitation, and ensuring that individuals of all ages have the financial resilience to take control of their retirement.

Price of new Alzheimer's drug that prompted record premium hike since cut in half

$14.2B Affordable Connectivity Program replaces Emergency Broadband Benefit

Omicron’s presence in the U.S. is rising.

Say ho-ho-no to holiday package thieves with these simple steps

Expert design and renovation advice, how-to tips will help older adults plan for the future

This article was submitted a guest commentator. The article focuses on diminishing caregiver stress during the holidays. The article was submitted by Jane Marks, AARP West Virginia State President.