Health Insurance Coverage in North Carolina
| Insurance Company | AARP |
|---|---|
| State | North Carolina |
| Website | aarp.org/health |
| Number of Hospitals in Network | 2 |
| Number of Plans Offered | 2 |
2 plans
| Plan Name | Plan Type |
|---|---|
| AARP Medicare | MEDICARE ADVANTAGE |
| ARRP / AARP | MEDICARE ADVANTAGE |
Leads staff and volunteers working to improve the health, finances, and well-being of the 50+ population; former Associate State Director for Outreach and Local Advocacy; worked on healthcare reform and affordable prescription drugs.
Volunteer leader with a gerontological counseling degree; trains AARP volunteers and conducts workshops for caregivers of veterans; involved with aging services and age-friendly initiatives.
Volunteer leader with an extensive background in healthcare policy and veterans affairs; developed health policy for the US military's health system (TRICARE); helped develop AARP's Veterans Health Benefits Navigator.
Volunteer leader supporting caregivers, volunteer engagement, and helping people age-in-place.
Volunteer leader with focus on caregiving, brain health, and advocacy; connects members to resources supporting individuals as they age.
Volunteer leader focused on healthy aging and advocating for an "age-friendly" state.
Volunteer leader involved in disseminating information and programs to help people as they age.
NA
Volunteer leader and Dean of Health Sciences; worked on healthcare workforce needs, involved with the Future of Nursing Action Coalition and NC Board of Nursing; aging advocate and caregiver.
Volunteer leader advocating for caregivers and caregiving, and creating age-friendly communities.
Volunteer leader providing trainings on topics like brain health, scams, and Social Security; background in public service.
Volunteer leader with a passion for equity and inclusion; advocates for caregiver needs and Livable Communities.
Longtime AARP volunteer and leader focused on creating healthy, livable, and diverse communities where aging in place is possible.
Volunteer leader and co-leader for Walk With A Doctor (WWAD) through AARP and a leader for Adult Children of Aging Parents (ACAP).
NA
Gerontologist with over 35 years of experience in the aging network.