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PPI Research examines the prospects for secure middle-class retirement.
See also personal stories of struggling middle-class Americans.
Data by state on Americans 50-plus: health, financial security, housing, caregiving and more. Read
Solutions Forum: Delivering Long-Term Services and Supports
How Can States Do Better?
Solutions Forum:
Advancing Rural Health
Maximizing Nurses Impact
Solutions Forum: Launching Health Insurance Exchanges
What are states doing to create exchanges?
Solutions Forum: Improving Health Coverage for Americans 50-64
The impact of health reform—now and in the future.
Solutions Forum: Social Security and the Future of Retirement
What changes can ensure Social Security continues to play a major role in retirement security?
Learn about the policy development process at AARP, and read about AARP's positions on public issues in The Policy Book, AARP Public Policies
2011-2012. More
Faces of Chronic Care, a video produced by AARP’s Public Policy Institute, explores the difficulties faced by many older Americans with chronic health conditions as they (and their caregivers) navigate the health delivery system. Watch
PPI is home to the Center to Champion Nursing in America — a joint initiative of AARP, the AARP Foundation and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation — committed to addressing the growing nursing shortage that threatens access to health care and quality of care across the nation. More
The Middle Class Security Project, a multi-disciplinary exploration of American middle class well-being, focuses on prospects for financially secure retirement.
Project reports offer insight, analysis and an agenda for policymakers to consider.
See all Middle Class Project Research
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