Annual Report - 2011 ASI

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For several years, AARP Services has made solid progress in achieving our
strategic objectives for health care products and services, including:
> Leveraging relationships with providers to help consumers get trustwor-
thy information, tools and guidance about health care.
> Making available offerings that meet broad needs, such as filling gaps in
health coverage (such as hearing, vision, or dental care); and
> Helping to recognize the need to transform the health care delivery sys-
tem by addressing fragmentation and establishing and monitoring ways
to measure health quality and cost.
WALGREENS

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In all, more than 3 million specific health
screenings worth $66 million were provided
free of charge by Walgreens. They included
tests for total cholesterol levels, blood pres-
sure, bone density, glucose levels, waist
circumference and body mass index.

More than a half-million people received free
health screenings and helpful information
about wellness during the AARP/Walgreens
In addition, as part of its relationship with
AARP, Walgreens:
Wellness Tour between 2009 and 2011.

Many of those who boarded one of nine specially equipped buses did not have access to affordable health care or to preventive screenings.

> Distributed information about healthy behaviors and about the wise use of medications;

> Provided up to 30 percent savings to AARP members on most prescriptions at Walgreens; and

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> Provided a 5 percent discount on more than 20,000 items online, by phone and in its printed catalogue.

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From February 2009 through December 2011, more than a half-million people, in 4,260 communities, received three million tests worth $66 million—free of charge.