Missouri families—from the busy streets of St. Louis to the heart of Kansas City—rely on our network for aging-in-place solutions tailored to local living. Whether you’re updating a home in Springfield, coordinating care in Columbia, or exploring resources in Independence, Lee’s Summit, or St. Joseph, we connect you with trusted professionals across the Show-Me State.
Missouri’s central location and affordability appeal to seniors, but its climate and rural areas create special aging-in-place challenges.
Key considerations include:
Hot summers and cold winters requiring seasonal home adjustments
Tornado and severe storm risks needing emergency preparedness
Transportation gaps in suburban and rural communities
Older homes needing modifications for accessibility and safety
Here are some of our most helpful checklists for those who want to age in place confidently:
Bathroom Safety Checklist
Upgrade bathrooms with grab bars and anti-slip flooring to prevent injuries during icy Missouri winters.
Fall Prevention Checklist
Fix uneven driveways, porch steps, and old walkways common in Missouri homes.
Emergency Preparedness Checklist
Prepare for tornadoes, snowstorms, and seasonal flooding.
Decluttering & Downsizing Checklist
Declutter multi-level homes, basements, and garages typical across Missouri’s suburban and rural areas.
In-Home Care Checklist
This checklist supports families needing caregiving solutions from St. Louis to rural farm communities.
Missouri offers a wide range of programs supporting seniors and caregivers with aging in place needs. These resources connect residents to legal services, caregiver help, home safety planning, and trusted community programs.
From elder rights protections to Medicare support and financial assistance programs, these federal resources help seniors and caregivers plan for safe, independent living. Find trusted guidance on legal issues, healthcare, housing help, caregiver support, and home safety services — available nationwide.
Nearby States: Arkansas, Kansas, Illinois
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