St Louis Area Agency on Aging

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

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Contact Info

Phone: (314) 612-5918

Address:
1520 Market
Room 4086

Hours:
Monday to Friday
8am - 5pm

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About Us

The St. Louis Area Agency on Aging (SLAAA) provides a comprehensible and coordinated system of community-based services for older adults in the City of St. Louis.

The Agency's objectives are to secure and maintain maximum independence and dignity in a home environment and encourage economic, social and personal independence of older persons by providing opportunities for employment, socialization, and volunteer activities in the community.

Our Service Area

Geographically, the St. Louis Area Agency on Aging serves older adults, and persons with disabilities (18-59 yrs), who reside within the boundaries of the City of St. Louis.

However, the SLAAA office works with the Mid-East Area Agency on Aging to refer St. Louis City and County residents to the appropriate resources. Also, City residents who have out-of- state older adult relatives are referred to the respective area agency on aging in their area.

Our Services

AARP Tax-Aide Program for Seniors
This service provides tax assistance during tax season at no charge to seniors residing in the City of St. Louis and persons working downtown St. Louis.

Apply for Property Tax Credits and Rent Rebates (Circuit Breaker) for Seniors and Persons with Disabilities
This service helps seniors and persons with disabilities apply for the Property Tax Credit or Rent Rebates (Circuit Breaker) which gives money back to eligible individuals for a portion of their paid property tax or rent.

Disease Management
Resources for the management of health in the elderly and disabled.

Functional Needs Registry
The Functional Needs Registry is a database containing information about individuals residing in the City of St. Louis who may require assistance in the event of an emergency.

Health Insurance Assistance
Obtain assistance with enrolling in Health Insurance through the Affordable Care Act, also known as "Obamacare", for all ages, as well as assisting with your Medicare needs.

Memory and Aging Program
MAPS is an outreach program designed to assist St. Louis residents, age 65 and older, who show signs of memory loss or confusion.

Nutrition Programs
Meals for the elderly and disabled delivered to the home or provided at the senior centers.

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

Senior Minor Home Repair and Chore Program
Minor home repairs and chores for the elderly.

Senior Transportation
Transportation needs for the elderly (over 60).

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Partners

South Central Pension Rights Project

The St. Louis Area Agency on Aging has partnered with the South Central Pension Rights Project to assist persons in tracking down benefits from past employers and answer questions about pension laws and how they affect your retirement.

Learn more about South Central Pension Rights Project

Home Delivered Meal Program

A portion of the St. Louis Area Agency on Aging (SLAAA) home delivered meal program is financed in part through an allocation of Community Development Block Grant funds from the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the City of St. Louis' Community Development Administration (CDA).

Learn more about Block Grants and CDA

Missouri CLAIM

Missouri CLAIM is a nonprofit providing free, unbiased information about Medicare. They provide local counselors to help you get the most from your Medicare benefits.

Learn more about Missouri CLAIM

VOYCE

Through funding from SLAAA, VOYCE offers Long-Term Care Advocacy and Resources. VOYCE's mission is to educate and empower persons and their families for quality living across the continuum of long-term care (Skilled Nursing, Assisted Living and Residential Care Communities). VOYCE offers two programs:

the Long-Term Care Ombudsman, or advocacy program, which provides vital services to help with issues of abuse, neglect and other grievances with the help of a team of volunteers.
VOYCEconnect provides information about the long-term care system, levels of care and financial options to help with decision making. Please contact VOYCE at 314-918-8222 for services or volunteer information!

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