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What is considered elderly in CT? A guide to Connecticut's age definitions

In Connecticut, the legal definition of an “elderly person” is a resident aged 60 or older, particularly concerning protective services, as specified in the Connecticut General Statutes. However, this single definition doesn't apply to all programs and benefits, which may use varying age thresholds to determine eligibility. Navigating these different criteria is crucial for accessing the right resources.

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What age is considered senior in Connecticut?

In Connecticut, there is no single, universal age to be considered a "senior citizen." This title is fluid, with the qualifying age often changing based on the specific program, service, or benefit in question. Understanding this distinction is crucial for navigating resources effectively and knowing what age is considered senior in Connecticut.

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