AARP Florida State Office
400 Carillon Parkway
Suite 100
St. Petersburg, FL 33716
Phone: 866-595-7678 (toll-free)
Fax: 727-571-2278
Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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AARP South Florida State Office
3350 SW 148th Avenue
Suite 120
Miramar, FL 33027
Phone: 866-595-7678 (toll-free)
Fax: 954-438-7871
Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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AARP Tallahassee State Office
200 West College Avenue
Suite 304
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone: 866-595-7678 (toll-free)
Fax: 850-222-8968
Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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Kathy Marma, 866-595-7678, kmarma@aarp.org
AARP is calling on its members to Create the Good in their neighborhoods. Get involved.
Please join the AARP Florida Health Action Now group. Site goers will discover first-hand information about health care reform, Medicare, myths and facts and other pertinent AARP information.
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Florida volunteers are dedicated and contribute to the success of nonprofits and other agencies around the state.
AARP Florida chooses Spring Hill resident for its most prestigious volunteer award for community service.
Disasters can strike anyone, anytime, anywhere. Whether one comes in the form of a hurricane, tornado, fire, flood, earthquake, or some other unforeseen calamity, it's important to be ready. Remember that you'll need to not only weather the crisis, but you'll also want to put your life and those of your friends and family back in order afterwards.
AARP Florida is offering AARP members and others the chance to learn more about health reform and how changes could affect Floridians 50+.
AARP is letting Florida utilities consumers know about requests by two giant Florida utilities, Florida Power & Light Company and Progress Energy Florida, to raise base electric rates and ask for unreasonably high profit levels.
AARP Florida offers a pool of trained speakers who are available to discuss topics directly affecting Floridians.
AARP Florida will continue to work to reduce financial fraud to seniors through education and new laws.
AARP is a veteran fighter for Americans age 50+. Now the association is reaching out to older Hispanics and their families.
Learn how AARP works to make life better for our 3 million Florida members and all generations.
Floridians can exercise greater control of who accesses their credit information by signing up for a "security freeze" with a consumer credit reporting agency.
AARP Florida is always on the look out for new volunteer advocates to take a bigger role in the organization and help make Florida and the country a better place. Volunteer advocates play a huge part in AARP’s mission to better the lives of all 50+ citizens. You can easily be a part of that mission by becoming a volunteer.
A Florida U.S. senator is targeting fraud artists who rip of Medicare and other health programs as part of a national health reform initiative.
AARP wants to ensure that you have a say in your medical treatment and that you have your advance directives in order no matter what your age so you can have dignity in the dying process.
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