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  • AARP Shares Promising Practices and Emerging Innovations through the Long-Term Services and Supports State Scorecard January 7, 2019
    In our seminal 2017 Long-Term Services and Supports (LTSS) State Scorecard, we issued a call to action to “pick up the pace of change.” To help accelerate LTSS reforms, we have released a series of Promising Practices and Emerging Innovations reports that provide real-world solutions. Promising practices papers feature LTSS programs and policies from states […]
    Wendy Fox-Grage
  • Economy Adds 312,000 Jobs in December January 4, 2019
    Employment Overview The economy added 312,000 jobs in December, a strong increase from the 176,000 jobs added in November (revised up from 155,000), according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ (BLS) December Employment Situation Summary. The overall unemployment rate increased from 3.7 percent to 3.9 percent, while the unemployment rate for those ages 55 and […]
    Jennifer Schramm
  • Our Most-Read Blogs of 2018 December 26, 2018
    From creating a trailblazing initiative that trains bank employees to identify and report suspected financial exploitation, to shining the light on the detrimental health effects and high costs of social isolation, AARP’s Public Policy Institute kept a frenetic pace in 2018, underscoring its identity as a leading “think-and-do” tank. Throughout the year, PPI researched, crunched […]
    Susan Reinhard
  • Is Implantable Device Reform Almost Here? December 21, 2018
    It’s not always an easy question for a consumer to answer, yet it comes up for more people than you might think. In the case of certain heart defibrillators, for example, consumers with defective devices run the risk that their device will either deliver an unnecessary jolt of electricity—akin to being hit across the chest […]
    Keith Lind
  • Clinical Trials: Will Older Patients Finally Be Adequately Represented? December 21, 2018
    Would you want your doctor to prescribe a drug even though she did not know how it would affect you? Of course not. But this is exactly what happens all too often with older patients, given that many drugs and other therapies have not been tested on people beyond a certain age. In fact, one […]
    Keith Lind
  • AARP Healthy Living: Cutting through the Health Space Clutter for the Consumer December 18, 2018
    Information and advice on living more healthy lives, it seems, is everywhere. It’s on every platform, digital and traditional—online and print, videos and books, webinars and live seminars, network news and online features. That may seem to be a good thing, but quantity is not necessarily so.  In the healthy living space, the information flows […]
    Susan Reinhard
  • AARP’s Healthy Living Initiative: Taking Steps to Prevent Diabetes December 18, 2018
    Taking steps to live a healthier life is very important to millions of consumers, but many don’t know where to turn or how to engage. There’s an overabundance of information in the health space, yet, paradoxically, some of the most important information is not reaching people to the extent that it should. (A prime example: prediabetes. […]
    Olivia Dean, Lynda Flowers, Jennifer Peed, and Susan Reinhard
  • Lesson from the AARP Challengers: The Best Ingredient for Fitness is…Fun December 18, 2018
    AARP launched its Healthy Living work this year with a Challenge: Walk 30 minutes a day for eight weeks.  Seem like a lot?  Maybe so—seem, that is. In fact, for 82,000 entrants (known as “Challengers”) participating in our Fit & Fun Challenge sweepstakes, the result was 96,000 daily walks and over 125,000 weekly activities designed […]
    Julie Alexis
  • Bringing the Convenience of Expedia to Paratransit December 14, 2018
    During the recent Thanksgiving holiday, a record 30 million-plus Americans traveled by air, and millions more will take to the skies before the clock strikes 2019. Notably, less than 10 percent of those travelers used a traditional travel agent to book their flights. Consumer travel planning has undergone a technological revolution. Today, the vast majority […]
    Jana Lynott
  • The Devil is in the Details: Securely Sharing Transportation Data December 14, 2018
      Hacks. Leaks. Theft. Every week seems to have a new scandal about the misuse of data. Yet, data — and its sharing — are the lifeblood of many of the technological innovations we see across every major industry. How you shop, eat, and even make friends has been completely transformed by data-driven technologies. And […]
    Kevin Chambers
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