Family resources
Sometimes you just need a clear answer or something you can share with the rest of the family. You do not have to fill out a form or talk to anyone first. Start with the resources below, then reach out when you are ready.
Every guide and checklist on this page is free to download and read. No form or contact information required.
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Whether you are looking into in-home care in St. Louis for a parent, planning help after surgery at home, or wondering when a senior needs home care, these three cover the questions that come up most.
A quick overview of the different ways support can work at home and in the community, from personal care and respite to homemaking, errands, independence support and longer-term care.
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A simple checklist to help you think through what is changing, what would make life easier and the questions you may want to ask before choosing support.
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Common changes families notice when everyday life is becoming harder, plus memory and cognitive changes that may be worth discussing with a healthcare professional.
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One-page overviews and family checklists you can print, forward, or keep on your phone. They cover the everyday side of respite care, recovery at home, memory changes in older adults, and moves into independent living. No form required.
What support can look like day to day, the questions families often ask, and what to expect from the first conversation with us.
Download the ResourceA one-page overview of how we can help and who we help, easy to share with the rest of the family.
Download the ResourceWhat to notice when forgetfulness becomes something more, and how families find their footing.
Download the ResourceThe everyday side of recovery families underestimate: meals, errands, routines, and how to plan the first weeks home.
Download the ResourceWhy a move does not have to mean doing everything alone, and where transitional help fits.
Download the ResourceYou can use these resources without giving us your contact information. When you are ready, call, text or email us, or ask us to contact you.
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You do not need to know exactly what service you are looking for. Tell us a little about what is happening and we will help you think through the options, at your pace.
