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WATCH: @realDonaldTrump supports a tax credit for caregivers who take care of a parent or loved one. Now it’s up to Congress to act. Working families can’t afford to wait – let’s get this done!
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AARP Arkansas Opens Applications for 2025 Community Challenge Grants
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A year ago, we talked to Diana about Rx costs. Today, we're on the verge of a historic moment.
In January, Rx costs in Medicare drug plans will be capped for the first time ever—helping millions of American seniors.
Learn more: spr.ly/6010m9H5y
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Millions of Americans like Thelma rely on the Affordable Connectivity Program for high-speed internet. But unless Congress acts, the program will lose its funding.
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Leigh Purvis has the latest on our work to bring down unjustifiably high drug prices.
#FairRxPricesNow
An update on lower Rx prices
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Family caregivers are an essential part of almost any care team, working hand-in-hand with the paid direct care workforce. We must strengthen and support this care team and today's Executive Order is an important step forward. Read the full statement: spr.ly/6017OO0pS
AARP Arkansas retweeted
Today’s White House Executive Order recognizes the essential role that family caregivers play in our health and long-term care system.
This is a huge victory building on years of hard work by advocates and policymakers on both sides of the aisle.
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Sharon Smith paid into Social Security throughout her entire life. "So this is not a gift to me. This is something that I earned... and I think that should make a difference."
"I can't think about it."
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This is a momentous day for older Americans. By passing the Inflation Reduction Act, Congress has made good on decades of promises to lower the price of prescription drugs. Many people said this couldn’t be done, but @AARP did not back down from the fight. spr.ly/6015zCswL
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This is a historic moment. For over 60 years, @AARP has been working to lower prescription drug prices. Thanks to today’s Senate vote, millions of Americans 50+ are one step closer to real relief from out-of-control costs for medications. spr.ly/6013zfsxH
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Women accounted for nearly half of U.S. workers last year—but were disproportionately responsible for family caregiving duties. 👷♀️ 👩💼 👩🔧
This leads to burnout and to women leaving the workplace. 😴 🥺 😫
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Now is the time to get it done. Seniors can't afford to wait. #FairRxPricesNow
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We're at Capitol Hill today to advocate for #FairRxPricesNow. Giving Medicare the power to negotiate will save seniors and taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars. @amandad_dc @BillSweeneyDC
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Is having enough income to keep up with rising costs something that concerns you?
93%Yes, that concerns me
7%No, it doesn't concern me
28 votes • Final results AARP Arkansas retweeted
As the pandemic laid bare: Our country’s long-term care system is broken, and it is killing older Americans. #SeniorsDeserveBetter
Read AARP’s statement to the Senate Special Committee on Aging for today's hearing about home care services.
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AARP is proud to honor our CEO Jo Ann Jenkins as we continue celebrating Women’s History Month.
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Larry’s retirement savings: Gone.
Larry’s home: Gone.
All to pay for the medicine he needs to manage his disease.
His story is devastating, but it’s all too common.
AARP Arkansas retweeted
Larry Zarzecki paid $3,200 a month to manage the symptoms of his progressive Parkinson’s disease. That was 3 years ago. He asked Congress for help but is still waiting.









