McLean is pleased to present this workshop in partnership with the Simsbury Senior Center at Eno Hall.
On Monday, January 26, 2026, at 1:00 p.m., Peggy Coburn, MPH, Administrator of McLean’s Home Care & Hospice, will present “The Conversation Project” at Eno Hall in partnership with the Simsbury Senior Center. The Conversation Project, a national program, is a workshop that provides the confidence people need to make important medical decisions now, in the event they cannot make them in the future. The Conversation Project encourages people to talk to their families and health care providers about their wishes for care if they become seriously ill.
Ninety percent of Americans agree that it’s important to talk to their loved ones about their wishes regarding this care, yet only 30 percent actually discuss this difficult topic. “We plan for holidays, birthdays, and vacations, but many of us have not planned for or discussed what we would like the end of our life to look like,” says Coburn.
Members of the Town of Simsbury Senior Center and Social Services department will also be on hand to participate in the discussion and lend their expertise.
Parking is available in the lot behind Eno Hall, 754 Hop Meadow Street, Simsbury. The event takes place in Old Court Room on the lower level of Eno Hall.
This event is free and open to the public but an RSVP is recommended to:
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