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The document outlines the reporting requirements for physicians, advanced practice registered nurses, and optometrists regarding individuals who are blind in Connecticut. It specifies the necessary information to be reported to the Department of Aging and Disability Services within thirty days of a patient's care initiation, including personal details and visual acuity measurements. Additionally, it defines legal blindness and impaired vision, and includes sections for patient information and practitioner details.

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What age is considered elderly in CT?

(1) The term elderly person means any resident of Connecticut who is sixty years of age or older.

Can I get paid for taking care of my elderly mother in CT?

Community First Choice. This self-directed Medicaid program provides a stipend for seniors to pay family caregivers or professional care attendants. Eligibility requires Medicaid enrollment and a need for nursing facility-level care.

What benefits do the elderly get in Connecticut?

The states principal elderly services programs provide cash assistance, energy assistance, health care, housing, legal assistance, long-term care, nutrition, property tax relief, and transportation.

How old is a senior in CT?

State-Specific Senior Age Definitions and Benefits of Senior Citizens | USA StateSenior Age Connecticut 65 Delaware 60, 65 Florida 60, 65 Georgia 6546 more rows

At what point is someone considered elderly?

Traditionally, the elderly are considered to be those persons age 65 and older.

At what age are you classed as elderly?

Generally, someone over the age of 65 might be considered an older person.

What is considered elderly in CT?

ELDER ABUSE UNDER CONNECTICUT LAW Elder abuse also includes neglect, exploitation, and/or abandonment of an elderly (ages 60+) person.

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