AARP Kansas State Office
555 S Kansas
Suite 201
Topeka , KS 66603
Phone: 1-866-448-3619 (toll-free)
Fax: 1-785-232-8259
ksaarp@aarp.org
9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday - Friday
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Get help from trained volunteers with Medicare and other health insurance questions.
Find ways to take better care of your health.
Locate the Area Agency on Aging closest to you.
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Mary Tritsch, 785-234-1365, mtritsch@aarp.org
AARP is calling on its members to Create the Good in their neighborhoods. Get involved.
Make a difference on issues that are important to older Kansans by volunteering for AARP Kansas.
Kansas winner will compete in AARP National Spelling Bee in June 2010.
NRTA: AARP’s Educator Community Recognizes Janet Duncan and Shirley Morrison for their volunteer work.
Classroom courses are taught in areas throughout Kansas—or take the course online.
Each year, millions of Medicare Part D enrollees fall into the "doughnut hole," the coverage gap in which they must pay all prescription drugs costs. This Web-based calculator, will help you see if you're nearing the gap, find less expensive, therapeutically similar drugs, and check if you qualify for Medicare's Extra Help.
AARP is seeking volunteers to help people with low-to-moderate incomes prepare their tax returns.
Americans will no longer settle for a health care system that costs too much, wastes too much and leaves too many without care. At this crucial moment, we have the opportunity of a lifetime to fix our broken health care system. Join the Health Action Now movement and tell Congress that NOW is the time for health reform.
E-Health—How Health Information Technology Can Benefit You.
New program coordinates efforts between law enforcement and media to find older Kansans who are missing.
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.
In Kansas, 70,947 or 14 percent of the population aged 50-64 are uninsured. Of those 50-64 year olds who work, more than 83 percent don’t have health insurance.
New security freeze legislation allows Kansans to place a freeze on their credit information to help protect against identity theft.
AARP would not be able to do its work in the state without its network of volunteers. Leading those volunteers is the AARP Executive Council which meets regularly to set goals and ensure that AARP is responsive to its Kansas members.
AARP is calling on its members to Create the Good in their neighborhoods. Get involved.
Considering going back to work because you've lost so much of your retirement income? At risk of losing your home? In this time of economic crisis, the AARP Foundation wants to help you find real relief.
Here’s why and how you should put a freeze on your credit report to block access by identity thieves.
Give a great gift and save this holiday season with the Holiday Gift Guide. Find new deals every Monday from top brands!
Get great deals on hotels, vacations, car rentals, and more at the AARP Travel Center powered by Expedia.
Find Health products that may fit your needs, along with wellness and fitness services.
Talk to our Financial Advisors to help you navigate today's economy.
Using money wisely can be fun. Learn how from "The Ultimate Cheap- skate."
Save on leading brands at the Grocery Coupon Center powered by Coupons.com.
AARP endorsed a health reform bill passed in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Some in the 50+ set are using "sexting," or "sexy text messaging," to spice up flirting.
Do flight discounts for older people really give you the best prices? Read this.
Do you love riding the rails? So do we! Join the group.
Make prescription drugs more affordable for all Americans.
How can you find a food's salt content and eat less of it, but still enjoy meals?
With the end of daylight saving time, AARP offers tips for night driving.
Demographic trends point to the importance of older Latin American workers.
Biologics are revolu- tionizing treatments for serious chronic diseases. How?
This holiday season, guard against scams that hatch with the holiday spirit.