Understanding Care in the Home
Across all settings, patients often need help assessing and understanding the various levels of decision-making authority and ensuring documents are accessible to those who need them.
The Promise of Social Security
Social Security remains a primary source of income for many older adults and individuals with disabilities.
Making the Most of Connecticut’s Medicare Savings Program
Medicare Savings Programs (MSP) help to pay some of the out-of-pocket costs of Medicare that can result in substantial savings for eligible Medicare participants. In Connecticut, the Department of Social Services (DSS) administers three MSPs:
When the Path Isn’t Clear, We’re Your Trusted Guides
Every day, AgingCT’s Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs) meet people at moments of uncertainty—times when the rules feel confusing, the system feels overwhelming, and the stakes are deeply personal.
AgingCT Launches Grantee Gateway
AgingCT is excited to announce the launch of Grantee Gateway – a new system that creates a statewide technology infrastructure designed to improve data management, service coordination, reporting, and funding flow across the aging services network.
Connecticut 2026 State Budget Update
On May 15, 2026, the Secretary of the State transmitted Public Act 26-68 to the Governor for signature, adjusting the State budget for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027.
AgingCT Announces Lineup for Connecticut’s 2026 Aging & Disability Summit
As we look ahead to the summer slowdown, AgingCT is already preparing for an exciting fall event.
AAAs Bring Client Solutions Home
There’s a “u” in the word “solution,” and that’s the focus of Aging Answers…finding solutions for the many unique challenges confronting older adults, their caregivers, and individuals with disabilities.
Water, Water, Everywhere… And a Community That Showed Up
In December 2025, a powerful 36-inch water main break near Thomaston Avenue plunged Waterbury and neighboring communities into a widespread water crisis.
At the Intersection of Age and Disability
In Connecticut, aging and disability services have historically been organized into separate networks.
