The talk is set for 5 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, May 11 and will include a reception and opportunity for questions.
The May 11 panel discussion will provide practical resources to ensure effective end-of-life planning with presentations by members of the New Canaan-based Alliance of Business Professionals, a group of community-minded experts in various fields who often present programs of general interest to area residents.
Alliance members’ homes or business locations range from Greenwich to Fairfield. The event is co-sponsored by the Alliance and Staying Put, a nonprofit dedicated to helping seniors remain in their homes by providing support on many levels.
The panel discussion will be moderated by Bill Bergner of Fairfield, owner of State Farm Insurance in New Canaan and a founding member of the Alliance.
Panelists and topics include:
- Don Moyle of Insurance Navigation: Health insurance solutions for businesses and individuals;
- Michelle Beltrano, J.D. R.N of Beltrano Law, Greenwich: Elder Law and Legal Documents, Ensuring your family understands your final wishes and their roles in making them happen;
- Karen Goersch of Ameriprise: Financial Planning and long term medical needs, and
- Carol Hollyday of William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty : Downsizing Options: Living safely at home, moving to a condo or considering a senior community.
The first Panel Discussion, attended by well over 100 people last month, focused on general guidelines for talking about end-of-life issues and health care decisions with family members.
Reservations are requested for May 11 as space is limited. Send an email to director@stayingputnc.org or call 203-966-7762.
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