Web Resources for AARP Members in Tennessee
By: Source: AARP.org Date Posted: 2003-10-01 00:00:00-04:00
The State of Tennessee
Comprehensive information on government, education, health, business, public safety, environment, tourism and online services, including registration for "do not call" list. Includes links to all government agencies, boards and commissions.
Tennessee General Assembly
The Tennessee General Assembly meets in Nashville each year, beginning at noon on the second Tuesday of January. Each General Assembly meets 90 session days over a two-year period. Generally, legislative sessions last from mid-January through late April or May of each year. This site lets visitors contact legislators, research current legislation and review Tennessee law. There are 99 state representatives and 33 state senators serving in the Tennessee General Assembly.
Tennessee Commission on Aging and Disability
The Tennessee Commission on Aging and Disability's Web site contains information designed for older Tennesseans and their families, adults with disabilities needing home and community services, and those concerned about supporting the independence of older persons and adults with disabilities.
The Bureau of TennCare
The mission of TennCare is to facilitate a system of effective healthcare within a predictable budget for Tennesseans who are Medicaid-eligible or who lack access to health insurance.
Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance, Division of Consumer Affairs
Research consumer laws, file a complaint or keep up to date on consumer news through this consumer affairs Web site.
Nursing Home Compare
This site is part of Medicare.gov. The primary purpose of this tool is to provide detailed information about the past performance of every Medicare- and Medicaid-certified nursing home in the country.
The U.S. House of Representatives
Find out who your U.S. representative is on this Web site and contact him or her about the key issues facing AARP members today.
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