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Why are some doctors reluctant to accept new Medicare patients or are no longer treating them? Many physicians say they simply can't afford to. This is partly because the formula for Medicare payments to doctors is flawed.
We believe all Americans should have access to affordable health care, including prescription drugs, and these costs should not burden future generations.
Consumer and health care protections will top AARP’s legislative agenda in 2008. Volunteer Legislative Team will play key role.
Democracy Day is a citizen action event to attend educational sessions, tour the new capitol and join legislators for lunch and conversation.
As the presidential candidates crisscrossed the early-primary states in recent months, Americans facing the challenges of long-term care might have wondered about the contenders' own experiences with their parents.
The WisconsinEye Network, much like AARP, is committed to exposing Wisconsinites to the work being done by our State Legislature and finding new ways to inform and invigorate citizens to become educated on issues, actively participate in the process and express their own political views.
Web version of bimonthly newsletter about state office activities.
Initiated measure petitions are circulating to put tax-related issues on the 2008 North Dakota ballot. Should you sign them?
AARP contacted Florida employers and received favorable results about the advantages they see in having older workers.
Help AARP South Dakota create a groundswell of support on our legislative issues this year.
Abuse hurts millions of older Americans annually. And yet thereĆs been no federal intervention. Will Congress act this year?
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Divided We Fail, a national movement launched by AARP is gaining ground in Illinois with voters, citizens, AARP members, and the general public working to raise the visibility of health care and financial security as top priority issues in Illinois.
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