Resources
Senior Resources in St. Louis, MO
Insurance is only one piece of aging well in the St. Louis metro. This page collects the local programs and agencies St. Louis seniors ask us about most, benefits counseling, transportation, meals, and the hospital systems that determine which Medicare networks make sense.
We keep this list because the same questions come up during every plan review. If you need something that isn't here, call and ask; we'll point you toward the right office.
- Benefits counseling and Medicare help
- Senior centers, transit and meal programs
- Local hospitals and community clinics
Free, no-obligation help from a licensed local advisor.
- Licensed Medicare Advisor
- Serving the St. Louis Metro
- No-Cost Medicare Review
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Benefits counseling and Medicare help
Missouri HHS Area Agency on Aging of the Heart of Missouri
Free benefits counseling for Medicare, Medicaid and long-term care questions across St. Louis County.
Medicare.gov
The official plan finder, coverage rules and enrollment windows straight from CMS.
Social Security Administration, St. Louis office
Retirement and disability benefits, Part A and Part B enrollment, and Extra Help applications.
Senior centers, transit and daily living
St. Louis senior activity centers
Congregate meals, exercise classes and social programming for older adults in the city.
St. Louis Transit System
Fixed-route and paratransit service for riders who cannot use standard buses.
Meals on Wheels St. Louis
Home-delivered meals and wellness checks for homebound seniors in St. Louis County.
Local health systems
Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Major St. Louis hospital system. Confirm it's in-network before choosing a Medicare Advantage plan.
Mercy Hospital St. Louis
Full-service hospital with specialty clinics throughout the area.
Family Health Center
Community clinics offering primary care on a sliding fee scale.
Check your hospital before you switch plans
Networks change every year. If you use Medicare Advantage in St. Louis, confirm Barnes-Jewish or Mercy is still in-network for the new plan year.
Programs can lower your drug costs
Extra Help and Medicare Savings Programs reduce Part D costs for qualifying incomes. We can walk you through whether you're likely to qualify.
St. Louis Senior Insurance is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency. This directory is provided as a community reference; contact each organization directly for current hours, eligibility and services.
Coverage guides
Medicare in St. Louis, MO
Advantage vs. Medigap, turning 65, and prescription coverage.
Read Medicare in St. Louis, MO →Final Expense Insurance
Fixed-rate burial coverage for St. Louis and St. Louis County families.
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