Daily News Alert - House Approves Bill Slashing Health Coverage

View Online MENU CLOSE Welcome, Steven! Valued Member Since: 2016 Download Our App Rewards for Good Staying Sharp Find Local Events Member Benefits AARP Home Friday, May 05, 2017 YOUR UPDATE Get Member Benefits on the Go! Download the AARP Now App for News, Local Events and Deals 1 The House votes to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act with a bill that would discriminate against people with preexisting conditions. The fate of the legislation now rests with the Senate. 2 Congress makes it harder for millions of workers to save for retirement. States seeking to sponsor a retirement plan for private-sector workers who don't have access to one on the job face a roadblock following a U.S. Senate vote. 3 The signs can be subtle, but diagnosis and treatment options abound. Familiarize yourself with these six things you should know about sleep apnea. 4 Almost a quarter of Americans between the ages of 20 and 69 have hearing loss that may have been caused by exposure to noise at work or in leisure activities. The good news is that some damage is preventable. 5 Don't know what to watch this weekend? Have no fear! Movies for Grownups is here to show you what's worth your time — and what's not. 6 Could a robot replace you at work? The answer depends heavily on the type of job, but the good news is you can take these steps now to prepare for an increasingly automated workplace of the future. 7 Sometimes, discussions about important topics can feel awkward. Review options and ideas about how to start a family conversation on caregiving by watching this interactive video. 8 LGBT Americans face unique challenges in life, and those challenges can extend into elder care. Get support and useful information on finding LGBT-friendly care with these resources. 9 Do you have a favorite rock 'n' roll song about money? Share your picks with the AARP Online Community and see what others are saying! Advertisement Advertisement Download Our App AARP.org Contact Us AARP ©1995-2017. All rights reserved. | 601 E Street NW, Washington, DC 20049 | Privacy Policy