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SoloAgersConnect presents the FREE informative webinar:

Medicaid, Burial Costs, and Final Arrangements: What Solo Agers Need to Know

Date: Monday, November 16 | Time: 6:30–7:30 p.m. EST

Webinar Overview

Planning for final arrangements and long-term care can feel overwhelming. This practical webinar brings together experienced professionals in advance planning and Connecticut Medicaid/Title 19 guidance to help solo agers approach these important decisions for themselves—or while caring for an aging parent—with greater confidence and clarity.

Participants will learn how thoughtful advance planning can support personal wishes, preserve independence, improve preparedness, and reduce stress for loved ones. The discussion will also clarify the administrative steps involved in Medicaid eligibility and applications for long-term care services.

What You’ll Learn
  • Why advance planning can document and support your final wishes and give your family peace of mind.
  • Ways to prepare for long-term care while maintaining control and independence.
  • The role of Medicaid-compliant final expense and funeral trusts.
  • Core considerations in Connecticut Medicaid/Title 19 eligibility and applications.
  • How organized documentation and professional coordination can reduce delays and stress.
  • Where non-attorney guidance ends and legal counsel may be needed.
Who should attend?

Solo agers who are planning for their own future, caring for an aging parent, or seeking a clearer understanding of final-arrangement planning and Connecticut Medicaid support. Anyone in this situation who seeks to learn more about these topics in Connecticut or in general.

Meet the Presenters

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Brian J. Cimbak | JG Advance Planning
Brian is a Connecticut native, licensed funeral director with more than 15 years of industry experience, and a licensed insurance consultant. He has helped countless families establish Medicaid-compliant final expense and funeral trusts, the best way to consider asset protection in long-term or nursing home situations, and plan final arrangements with careful attention to detail.

JG Advance Planning draws on more than 65 years of collective experience and works with funeral homes, elder care and Medicaid-planning attorneys, and senior planners. Its independent approach offers objective guidance, access to cremation and burial package discounts in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, and options for planning outside a funeral home.

 

Photo of an attractive african american woman with long braids smiling.Akua Okyere | Compass Title19 Consultants LLC
Akua is an adult Medicaid/Title 19 operations and policy leader with extensive Connecticut Department of Social Services experience in eligibility, compliance, policy, program development, and operational management. Through Compass, a Connecticut-based non-attorney Medicaid consulting firm, she provides administrative support for HUSKY C, Long-Term Services & Supports, nursing home Medicaid, and Home and Community-Based Waiver applications.

Compass Title 19 Consultants LLC assists with eligibility review, application preparation, document organization, income and asset review, verification management, communication with DSS, and ongoing application support while complementing—not replacing—the work of legal professionals.

 

This informational webinar is brought to you through a collaboration between SoloAgersConnect.com, JG Advance Planning, and Compass Title 19 Consultants LLC.  SoloAgersConnect.com, an informational website and lifestyle brand for people aging alone without a spouse or family involved in their daily lives. To receive announcements for our events, sign up HERE.

Webinar on Medicaid Burial Costs and Final Arrangements

In this free webinar learn how thoughtful advance planning can support personal wishes, and the administrative steps involved in Medicaid eligibility and applications for long-term care services.
November 16, 2027 at 6:30 pm EST.

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