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  • Medicare’s Annual Wellness Visit: What to Expect May 21, 2019
    This is the second in a series of blog posts on Medicare’s annual wellness visit. You can also read a new AARP Public Policy Institute study on the topic.   Since 2011, Medicare beneficiaries have been eligible for an annual wellness visit (AWV), a preventive health benefit created by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care […]
    Claire Noel-Miller
  • Running on Empty: Women’s Long Road to Retirement Security May 15, 2019
    Whenever I chart a course – whether it be for a trip, scheduling my day or planning for the future – I am confident of two things. First, I need a map.  Second, I must have tools on hand to avoid – or manage – pit falls on the way to my destination. But, when […]
    Nancy A. LeaMond
  • A finger on the “pulse” of Americans’ financial health May 14, 2019
    A finger on the “pulse” of Americans’ financial health You can’t change what you don’t measure. But good measurement can be hard to do, especially when it comes to unwieldy concepts like household financial security. After all, does a consumer’s bank account balance, income, credit score, or student loan debt define their financial wellbeing? Even […]
    Catherine Harvey
  • Roundup: Prescription Drug Legislation May 14, 2019
    Growing Momentum in Federal and State Governments There is growing bipartisan support for action on the crisis of high prescription drug prices, and it’s sweeping the halls of the U.S. Congress and state capitols across the country. Throughout 2019, Congress has held numerous hearings and considered several bills, while several states have pending legislation or […]
    Media Relations
  • Annual Wellness Visits: Usage Rates among Medicare Advantage Enrollees May 14, 2019
    First in a series of blog posts on annual wellness visits and a new AARP Public Policy Institute study on the topic. Medicare’s annual wellness visit is a preventive health benefit created by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010. Starting in January 2011, all Medicare beneficiaries with Part B coverage could receive […]
    Elizabeth A. Carter
  • AARP Donating Fitness Parks for All Ages May 13, 2019
    AARP is commemorating its 60th anniversary with the construction of fitness parks in local communities in all 50 states, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. AARP partnered with an innovative nonprofit, FitLot,™ and worked with the local Parks and Recreation department to open its first fitness park in St. Petersburg, Florida on […]
    Media Relations
  • Not Hitting the Pause Button: CMS Approves Utah’s Work and Work Alternative Requirements after Court Upends Similar Policies in Kentucky and Arkansas May 10, 2019
    On March 27, a federal court blocked both Arkansas and Kentucky from conditioning Medicaid benefits on work or state-specified work alternative activities.[1] For Kentucky, it was a déjà vu decision: back in June of 2018, the same court blocked the state’s initial attempt to implement a similar policy. We discussed the first Kentucky case in […]
    Edem Hado and Lynda Flowers
  • New AARP Research Explores Small Business Employers’ Attitudes on Family Caregiving May 10, 2019
    As the U.S. population ages, more workers are taking on responsibilities for caring for family members with illnesses or disabilities. These duties can have a substantial economic impact on employees and pose challenges for companies to find ways to make the workplace more “caregiver-friendly.” This is especially true for small businesses who often don’t have […]
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  • The BankSafe Journey: Leading Innovations in the Fight Against Financial Exploitation May 8, 2019
    My grandfather spent a lifetime of service, from raising foster children, to sponsoring refugees, to rebuilding post-cold war Germany. A smart and compassionate man, it was in his 90s that my family discovered he was being financially exploited. My uncle, a banker, saw a classic red flag of exploitation: money disappearing from my grandfather’s wallet […]
    Jilenne Gunther
  • Unemployment rate down to 3.6 percent in April May 3, 2019
      Employment Overview Employment was up again in April, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) monthly Employment Situation data. The economy added 263,000 jobs, an increase from the 189,000 jobs added in March (revised down from +196,000 jobs). The unemployment rate declined to 3.6 percent for the workforce overall and was down to […]
    Jennifer Schramm
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