Our goal at the Wallace Center is to improve the quality of life for older adult Greenwich residents through the planning and coordination of innovative programming and services.
Everyday our highly trained staff provides best-in-class support to our members and their families, and can connect you with in-home and community-based services when they’re needed.
Timing is critically important when it comes to enrolling in Medicare. Understanding when you can and should enroll can be complicated, especially if you have unique health care needs. Our certified health insurance counselors assist individuals in understanding and navigating the complexities of Medicare, Medicare Part D, Medigap, Medicare Savings Programs, and other health insurance options.
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Most of us want to stay in our homes as we age. But that means balancing health and safety issues with your desire to stay in your home or community. At the Wallace Center, we provide aging in place guidance, helping Greenwich older adults understand their options so that they can be prepared for the future. It’s never too early to start planning to age in place.
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Many older adults struggle with unique stressors later life can bring and may face risk factors related to aging. With prompt intervention and support, you can get help to overcome challenges and reclaim your quality of life. The Wallace Center’s support groups are a safe place where participants can get practical, constructive, and helpful information.
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Local public transportation is a critical link to employment, health care, and community services for older adults. But often, affordable, and accessible options aren’t always available for you. Successful community living in Greenwich requires access to these vital services. The following local transportation options are available:
The Town of Greenwich administers a tax credit program for homeowners age 65 and older who meet eligibility guidelines. The tax credit for those who are eligible is based on annual gross income. Qualified older adults are required to file every two years unless there is a significant change in your income.
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