Retirement Guide

Cardinal Ritter Senior Services: A sense of community and the privacy you desire are all available at their 10 senior apartment locations throughout St. Louis.

The County Older Resident Programs (CORP) provides a variety of services to St. Louis County residents age 60 and over. They serve the primary needs of older adults, through a wide variety of programs and services. They actively support older adults and are a leader for the St. Louis County Age-Friendly Community Action Plan.

Includes links to information on hundreds of topics - from Area Agencies on Aging to Zoster (Shingles).

Missouri has 10 Area agencies on aging that cover every county in the State. The Area Agencies on Aging are the local experts regarding programs and services in their local areas. Programs and services are designed by the Area Agencies on Aging to meet the needs of the individuals in their planning and service areas. Therefore, each agency looks a little different. You can also be directed to your local agency by calling the Senior Resource Line at 1-800-235-5503. You will be asked to input your 5-digit zip code and then will be transferred to the local agency for assistance.

Includes information on the following topics for Seniors:

Arthritis
Chronic Disease Control & Prevention
Adult Abuse Information
Falls Prevention
High Blood Pressure
Home Care
Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program
Nursing Home Compare
Senior Care Choices
Senior Employment
Show Me Long Term Care
Vital Records

Senior Centers in St. Louis provide congregate meals, transportation services, activities and more.

Information on elderly services, transportation, food services, medicare, and other related services.

St. Louis Oasis proudly offers programs proven to enrich the lives of older adults through Lifelong Learning Experiences, Health and Exercise Classes, Technology Education, and Volunteer Opportunities. For over 37 years, Oasis classes and activities have played a vital role in improving the lives of older adults.